Kagerou453

I could never use charts either >.> They feel too much like personal ads, you know? "Likes to ride horses along the beach and dislikes onions on her pizza." It ...

The sky is raining. We would have had a picnic And gotten ice cream. Walking together, We share an old umbrella. Best friends. Forever. --------------------------------- ^-- Double Haiku meter (custom

X3 Hee, thank yas. It's my longest poem that I've written. Yes, I'm new, I just found this site through facebook and I'm already in love with it. I love ...

Of course poetry doesn't have to follow good grammar or spelling =O It's called poetic license! Syntax is a powerful tool in poetry and its manipulation can make the piece ...

A sonnet usually has two or three points where the tone changes. Shakespearean sonnets ask a question or address a topic in the first two lines, elaborate on it for ...

First, I think about my subject. Am I trying to write about a specific thing, person, place, idea? I've written poems about love, best friends, flowers, cats, and superstition so ...

I believe that every person has a little of everything in him/herself. A romantic, a ditz, an aristocrat, a scholar, a manipulator, a sadist, a hero, a villain. You don't ...

:mrgreen: Heh, thanks, but you'll have to wait on that. I'm actually planning to enter it for a scholarship *crosses fingers* If it's a winner, it'll get published in a ...

Honestly, my influences come in two forms: Inspiration from something that I recently came across, or the desire to write an anti-cliche. It's mostly poetry that I'm inspired to write ...

I honestly never even thought about writing as even a hobby until a couple years ago, when I joined a roleplaying board where you roleplay through interactive storytelling. It got ...

May I have this dance? We shall be as Summer sands In a crashing surf: Rolling in the sea, We will weave through soundless space Under silver waves. May I ...

This is such a sweet poem, and I agree that the imagery is amazing. I rather like how you used "so imaginary." It leaves the exact image open to interpretation ...

I love your imagery, "Repeatedly bitten, by a thousand / Gleaming star-strewn eyes." It immediately invites the reader into a sense of pain and resentment. Then you consistently use action ...

Yay for non-newbie-ness X3 And thank you for noticing the no chatspeak -.- It's more difficult for me to write in chatspeak (and read it) than to actually use English ...

Actually =o.o= what is this points system, if I may inquire?