After a late start and subsequent "voting irregularities" (the poll wasn't accepting votes for a while), judging of the the ActionScript Poetry Contest is finally in full swing. To make up for the lost time, we've decided to extend the deadline for voting

on submissions to April 24 (one week after the original deadline of April 17).

Get your votes in by the Easter Monday, and enjoy the poems!

OK, OK… We're late getting this year's ActionScript Poetry candidates wrapped up and prepared for judging, but at last, here they are! You have less than two week's to cast your vote for a winner in this year's ActionScript Poetry Contest.

Without further ado, let us introduce — in no particular order — the finalists among this year's selection of literary wonders from the world of ActionScript Programming

(Lost? See this post for rules and guidelines, or check out last year's entries for a little history.):
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Thanks to everyone who participated in this year's ActionScript Poetry Contest. The submission

is window is now closed, and judging will begin next week (and yes, this will involve a public poll, so make sure you cast your vote!).

Stay tuned for details.

As announced last month, your ActionScript Poetry entries must be submitted by midnight tonight to be considered in this year's annual poetry contest. After a late start, the competition is suddenly hot.

As you've probably noticed by now, one of the entries, Satori Canton's translation of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 18, has already

become a hit on the rest of the net — links to the poem were all over the MXNA blog aggregator and Digg.com yesterday. Congrats to Satori and all others brave enough to step up and submit their efforts.

The submision window closes at midnight (eastern time) tonight, so get your verse on quick and submit them here! Good luck!