| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1538 | Rhymes Against Humanity | wWrite a four-line poem about people in the news, using either of two poetic forms | H |
| 1193 | Poedtry | Write a Poed, which consists of four lines: The first line contains six one-syllable words. The second line contains three two-syllable words. The third line contains two three-syllable words. The fourth line contains one six-syllable word (or a name totaling six syllables. And at least two of the lines must rhyme. | H |
| 172 | POEDTRY | An entire poetic form, making its global debut in the Style Invitational. The first line must contain only six words of one syllable each; the second line, three words of two syllables each; the third line, two words of three syllables each, and the final line a single word of six syllables. At least two lines must rhyme. The general subject matter should be mundane. | I |
| 165 | WHEEL OF TORTURE | Complete any of the provided "Wheel of Fortune" phrases. | L |