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OUTinPerth Poetry Challenge

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Here’s our challenge, create a poem of your own by using the words and pictures in this issue of OUTinPerth.

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Cut it up, tear it up, find the letters and words that you need and then stick them into place like a classic ransom note, just like Graeme’s ode to Ricki-Lee at the top of the page.

Send it in to us and we’ll share it with the world.

Use as many copies of the issue as you like, write about whatever takes your fancy, surprise us.

Your poem can be as long, or short as you like.

You can add your name or send it in anonymously.

OUTinPerth, PO Box 277, Bayswater, 6933

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