I am so sorry, I cannot answer that for you!  I have looked and looked and looked, there is no user guide other than TOS and image size max if you accompany your work with one.

It would seem logical to have a posted user guide like the others do.  I did read something that was posted in '03 when they kicked off the writers gallery,  that mentioned a 15,000 word limit??  That was in the comments, so I really  I don't know.

Can someone help?? I am very interested too!

Quandary was not quite what Q had in mind. Quite the opposite it seemed as quaint quantum quarries questioned quarterly returns.  Quintile measurements quick to quibble and quiz his losses were quota quip.

Gads that was tough!  I had typed one out using [m] as this was the last letter per your challenge, and realized after skipping page 2 of this thread the rules must have changed.

OK
Letter: B
Theme: Water 

The road lay weak and twisted...

Fun one!

Can each submission build on the last?  ehehe

When you are ready to submit your work, log on to the gallery.  At the very top will be links, choose the link "upload" and follow the directions.

For more information regarding how to upload work to a specific gallery, say "Writers" gallery, go to the writers gallery home page and there will be a link there explaining how to upload text etc, min and maximum requirements etc.

I hope this helps!

Midnight offers peace;
Sanctioned by quiet snow falling;
Beauty fills the night.

 Thanks for the trivia BJ!

Mustaches languid;
Fire ripen staff grows hot;
Still they felt the chill.

Woohooo!!!  Congratulations Monica!!!  Excellent piece!!  Congratulations to all those that placed, this was a fun challange! 

Dust fallen snowflakes;
Shake the dawns early rising;
Moisture beads liquid.

They didn't teach syllables in Colleges....I am told it was somewhere between 1st and 3rd grade.  I was home schooled through 7th grade and went right on into english comp...lol  I get it now and the beauty of that is a reminder that learning is an event that will never stop!  

Thanks Drekinn for the constructive crits!

Falls into a barge;
Off the sheets of arctic ice;
Warmth will come soon enough watch

I am learning!  Thanks to my husband and the simplisity of "see spot run"  

Thanks Drekinn, I have no clue how to "syllable-lize"  I looked it up and it left me even more confused. 

Thanks for letting me play all! Peace out!

Comes and goes;
Strong chills and warmth;
Winter teases me with each cold morning.

I wondered what may have happened to him myself!  Have a good one all!

Queen bee awakened;
False, this sense of spring;
Freeze warnings will not save her.

No snow here, but a very warm winter indeed!  May freeze one more time, then jump back up to 80! 

Ready now the hearth;
Grain wet soaked and nimble;
Match in hand, I wait.

Ice shades of grey;
White and silver chills;
Frigid once to warmth will melt.

Ski not the unknown;
Sleigh the night fancy free;
Cold will have the last laugh.

Wohhhooo mamabobbijo!!  Nice one!