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Thanks for the suggestions :D you helped me to confirm that Unblessed is the way to go :)

Thanks, and about the name its funny XD since I accidentally posted this in the narrative poetry, I rushed to delete my old post and post it in here, so ...

Lightly fading away I can see the sun I can feel his sorrow I can feel his solitude I can see how it decreases How he says goodbye To this ...

In my novel there are those people who are bearers of supernatural powers, I call them Bearers (really relative I must say XD) but there are those (Like you and ...

Thanks! Indeed, this helped me make my way through it. :)

Since I can't give up I'll leave this as my final statement. I found this that seems to be a page with a reasonable amount of double meaning quotes, you ...

I also think that violence isn't what would make that quote controversial. XD XD you're right. whatever..I think this is everything I have, so good luck finding your quote :D ...

I Googled "double meaning quotes", but all I could find was this "Is that a gun in your pocket? Or are you just glad to see me!" Mae West It ...

Ok, what about this one from the Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger? "In my mind, I'm probably the biggest S3X maniac you ever saw."

Might this one work? its from a book called The Bell Jar by Silvia Plath "What a man wants is is an arrow into the future and what a woman ...

You can call it "Vibrissa" which means whisker. What I do to find good names for stuff like this is to use the original word in a different language. Whiskers ...

I always do mi research(seriously XD) but I'm being a little lazy this time as you have this is the matter: My fantasy/historical fiction novel takes place in 19th century ...

Good Chapter :D. But there is something that I don't get, In the second part of the chapter you use first person narrative, but as far as I understand this ...

I'm Left-handed, and I'm proud of it XD I learned to use the right hand too but later. a list of some important Lefties -Charlemagne -Leonardo da Vinci -Mozart -Napoléon ...

Lovely poem, intense and with an message of hope, a little bit of redound but I think it helped to give feeling to the poem.