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XDDD thanks, I rather like that one too. :)

a million invisible conversations surf the soundless waves; the individual is lost in the multitude of silence, gazes averted, the slimmest of spaces between elbows and knees skilfully avoided and ...

I luuuuuuuuuuuuuurve 'Mrs. Papadakis plays Chopin' - probably my favourite of your poems and the last one is good too, though I would nix the last two lines. I didn't ...

There's still a News & Nonfiction tab under the Read/Write heading. Is that deliberate? Yes. How is YWS News different from the Non-fiction forum? The non-fiction forum is for critiquing. ...

Little lizards scurry and crawl, inky figures that flit between the cracks of the everyday. A barechested old man filled with the brawn of yesterday, muscles sloping like misshapen clay ...

Sydney, represent! xD

Ah Bob, it has been far, far, far too long since you graced us with your poetry. It is as good as ever. Nothing helpful to say, I'm afraid, just ...

Hey, seems you're right! We both wrote a poem about the station! Haha, but mine was first, so aha! I win. :D Luls, no, you took it much further than ...

:P Thank you very much. I'm not very good at poetry - this is the most poetry I've ever written at once, or ever in fact. I was feeling a ...

There's still a News & Nonfiction tab under the Read/Write heading. Is that deliberate?

I didn't really care, to be honest, though I noticed right away the difference. The one thing I don't like though and I'm getting this with the site as a ...

Station Walking in bitter cold, darkness falls in sweeping cascades - the platform is wet, fragments of puddles struggle to carry aloft the weight of my shadow. Automaton voices beep ...

Yay, short poetry appreciation! :P My favourite is the last one.

And of course by team me, I mean teach >.

So, I have avoided this a little, I'll admit - reading your poetry is daunting, you know, in fact reading anything of yours is daunting and you know why? Because ...