Incandescence

The first two lines were a rip-off of Clarkson.

Bret Ellis, perchance? He's an amazing author.

*deleted for plagiarism* - Nate

Incessant pointlessness is a trait of your poetry. You certainly conform to postmodernism's regulations; that is, pointless and long-winded methodologies for saying "victory is tasted best by the lose

Heehee. Journal entries are so much fun to post... But uhm, yeah, in the way of fragmentation, there is a line that says that nothing ever ends. Hence the little ...

Heehee. Don't worry. I don't bite...too hard. Actually, this was more or less written for someone with your [cape]abilities.

Reviews, people, reviews! :taps foot impatiently:

Either you're still insane or I am hallucinogenic, which I have assumed for some time, now.... Anyway, one last reccomendation for your consideration. The lines: and your small brown shoes ...

You're still alive!? Hm...I need to contact Kolache... ER....wait. Anyway, poem was, as per usual, beautiful. Only thing I would do is find another word to replace "Emperor" with. Also, ...

The title of this piece made me cringe. I mean, compulsively cringe. I was afraid I would lapse into an epileptic seizure. Or something. Anyway, this poem was much better ...

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I've long suspected guitarists are liars...

Rusian.

Biblically speaking, free will is the ability to create your own destiny. The argument is generally used, "Well, if God knows everything, he obviously planned our lives." The rebuttal to ...

You're missing a gaping difference in the two: this is strictly subjective. Debates involving American Hegemony and the Death Penalty have facts to support the debator's opinion. For this debate, ...