Evangelina

Thanks guys! Actually gadi, I own that movie and love it!

Thanks guys! I meant it to be a dying diction--like the words are literally dying with all the words, lol. But will work on it.

Oooh. Well, I suppose I should tell my history teacher XD

Yes, my siggy is from this poem I wrote, just changed a bit. My first stab at two-lined poetry. Enjoy. Carpe Diem Sing and cry, for when you die, who ...

A Dying Diction Billows, screams, oozes of tattooed regret; a sun-gazer of proportions, I tread short steps, while deaf to concerned pleas, and turning a blind eye to the woe-begotten ...

A bit depressing 6/10

Prompt: In The Blithedale Romance, what is Hawthorne trying to illustrate about making the right decisions in life? Ok, I seriously need help. When I read this book, which I ...

Really? Strange. I fell in love with the book immeadiately. There was something about the simple yet overpowering style of the writing that took me by surprise. At times I ...

I fold my arms and sigh. Well, brothers keep their secrets. I think that's especially true with clones. ^^ mind explaining that? It's quite a good start! Loooove the dialogue; ...

I have to agree with Snap. The chance of everything, even if just small cells, being created out of seemingly nothing--well it's just very small.

I love Lewis. 8/10

This is merely an outline. You have the basis; the plea, the questions, the need. Now turn it into the art of expression! -Evang.

Hmmm. I did not fall asleep. Can I have cookies? XD What I did do was become irate. The main issue is the massing extra words. EG: Do you remember? ...

Wow, Bian, wow! Tres bien! Now: S5 and S6 could be cut. I feel that all they do is drag the first four stanzas [which are amazing]; they are like ...

"Fragile, hurting, broken..."--here the 'hurting' should be 'hurt'. Other than that, it's technically perfect. However--I would try to delve even deeper than this surface. It's nice and sweet; let's m