YWS Poetry Workshop

YWS Poetry Workshop

Poetry is Pleasure

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  • Created Thu Jun 23, 2011 1:36 pm

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    DukeofWonderland replied · May 18, 2014

    This was meant to be posted under Aley's post :P

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    DukeofWonderland replied · May 18, 2014

    how to edit work, maybe

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    DukeofWonderland replied · May 18, 2014

    or like, how to better our regular drafts


    Lumi replied · May 18, 2014

    The legitimate poetic theories on the mechanical function of line breaks, stanza divisions, and the mercurial relationship between poetry and grammar.


    Aley replied · May 19, 2014

    Lumi, I wouldn't even know where to start with LOOKING for that.


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    PenguinAttack · Jul 14, 2011
    I am all kinds of fail my loves! My internet went down the day of the workshop and I've only just gotten it back! Take Hannah up on her offer, take me up on my one of personal workshops as well. I'm not sure about the quality of my connection yet, so I'll try and find you a lovely person to take over the group workshop in my stead. I apologise once more!

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    Hannah · Jul 11, 2011
    If anyone would like to workshop individually with meeeeee, I'd love to spend time in a WFP with you and your poem and another poem! Message me if you're interested. :)
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    Calligraphy replied · Jul 9, 2011

    Tomorrow would work for me!


    Lava replied · Jul 9, 2011

    Sunday? Yeah.


    AngerManagement replied · Jul 9, 2011

    Monday-Friday...weekends are bad for me.


    ToritheMonster replied · Jul 9, 2011

    ^ditto


    PenguinAttack replied · Jul 10, 2011

    D: OKay, timezone issues! How many hours from now is Midnight Sunday for you folks?

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    Calligraphy replied · Jul 10, 2011

    I think you better just pick a time and hope it works for people. Isn't that what you did last time? We had a lot of people that made it.


    PenguinAttack replied · Jul 10, 2011

    That's cool with me, Calli, but I still need to work around times a little. At the moment, it's just hitting 9PM for me. It's likely that a time roughly 5 hours from now (tomorrow) will be good for people. So, say 2am Tuesday morning for the Australians?

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    Calligraphy replied · Jul 10, 2011

    Well for me it is exactly 6:00 A.M. on Sunday.


    Lava replied · Jul 10, 2011

    9:30 PM for me.I might join in! ^^


    Lavvie replied · Jul 10, 2011

    It might work? It's 4:22 am for me right now.


    PenguinAttack replied · Jul 10, 2011

    Blue! Sleep. D: Also, that sounds lovely. So we'll do that tomorrow, this time 5hrs. <3 I look forward to it!

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    Calligraphy replied · Jul 11, 2011

    Have you posted the link to the WFP somewhere?

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    YWS Poetry Workshop Club Update · Jul 4, 2011
    Guys! I haven't forgotten. How is the day after tomorrow for everyone? We can work out a time which will suit everyone, I'm sure of it.

    Lavvie replied · Jul 4, 2011

    It sounds fine...I have summer school during the day (PST) and carpets being ripped up afterward, but at night it might work...

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    Calligraphy replied · Jul 5, 2011

    I might be able to make it.


    AngerManagement replied · Jul 5, 2011

    That sounds great :D


    PenguinAttack replied · Jul 6, 2011

    I'm sorry loves! Due to some unforseen circumstances re: my grandma, I can't take the time out to do this tonight. Possibly not for the week, I'm afraid. Please tell me here what time next suits you best, and I'll try my best to make it happen. Again, my apologies.


  • Lavvie replied · Jun 24, 2011

    Earlier than later in July, unfortunately. Maybe the 3rd? Or the 8th? Or 9th? However, I'm not online until usually 10:30 PM PST....



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