I'm labeling this 'Narrative > Free & Blank Verse' just because I don't know where the hell to stick it... And yes, there are three ciphers used at the end. They're all simple, except for the second one. That one is a little bit more difficult... Okay, a lot more difficult. But not impossible!

They're all simple substitution, with no letters moved in funky places. (Too hard to solve, and it's no fun!

) And yes, the ciphers are mixed together in a couple of areas, but the pattern repeats every time. One final clue to solve it is:
E 05 $ W
Good luck!
For the contest being held by

. Hopefully this makes up for my entry to the last one held by this group, since my entry wandered completely off-topic.

Also, the first person to solve all three ciphers and send me the translated versions of what I wrote in a Note gets my eternal respect as a codebreaker.
