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Author Page: alliyah

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  1. @Coffeeism I was going to make a short reply to this earlier but remembered now!

    Thank you for sharing Carina's poem - gosh I don't know why I hadn't read it before, but it's honestly amazing and totally shows what you're saying about sometimes all those formal techniques can get thrown out the window. I tend to be in the "no rules" camp too, although I still have a lot of strong opinions as to what I prefer to see in poetry!
  2. It's 2020, any Squills Readers have requests for what articles they'd like to see in the new year?

    More Member Interviews?
    Poetry Perspectives?
    This Month in History?
    Unclassified Updates?
    Poetry Spotlights?
    KotGR Updates?
    alliyah's Holiday Musings?
    Something Else?

    Let me know! I'd love to hear what you're interested in reading! Or if you have any opinions on what I write in Squills - feel free to discuss over here!
  3. This Month in History were amazing articles, and we all appreciated the amount of time you put into those <3

    I also love any kind of poetry articles, especially in-depth analyzing of various popular or obscure poems as I find that stuff a total throwback to my English literature classes XD

    Everything you do is fabulous! Keep up the good work C:
  4. The Poet Personality quiz was fun! I got Robert Frost. :D
  5. I agree @niteowl! It was great! I got Edgar Allen Poe!
  6. Yay! Thank you for sharing @niteowl & @lzpianogirl! I personally got Robert Frost which I think is fitting. :D
  7. Hi @lliyah! I stowed away on a ship back in time and did your quiz as well. I also got Robert Frost hehe
  8. Oh @Liminality very fitting also!

    "We can discover a new walking trail and take notes on the insects and flowers." <- this seems on brand for you especially! :D

    Thanks for taking the quiz & sharing ~ one of my fave articles I've done!


Human minds are more full of mysteries than any written book and more changeable than the cloud shapes in the air.
— Louisa May Alcott