2009: A Year In Poetry

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So, for those who don't know, my New Year's Resolution this year was to write one poem a day for an entire year. Today, it is December 13, which means I'm coming to the tail end of the year, into the home stretch, and the next step I'm thinking of going with is to edit some poems, fix a few things, then write a forward or something, then see if I can get it published.

However, before any of that happens, I'd love it if I can send a rough draft to a bunch of people. They're all written in Notepad, which means they're in .txt file, and they don't take a lot of memory. I'm proud of a bunch of them, and embarrassed by some of them, and not sure a lot of people will get the more "you had to be there" ones.

If you're interested in receiving this, feel free to send me a PM with your email address, and I can get it to you, probably on January 1, 2010. If you have any questions about this, ask them in this thread, and I'll reply in a timely matter.

Also, had no idea where to post this, so I figured the Lounge was just as good as any place.




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Wow. That's something.

Really. I'm so proud of you! Wow. Get it published? That's something I don't see everyday!
Scipio: Do you know what happens here after dark? Things little eyes should never, ever see.
Bo: We're not scared.
Scipio: Not scared? Well, aren't you the little tiger? RAWR!




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Flemzo, this is an inspiring post. I think I might want to make this resolution one of mine for this year, just because it would be a huge project and it would help me make sure I KEEP WRITING. I'm going to PM you my email so I can help you if I can. :]

Good luck, in any case!
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