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  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: The real bible

    The thousands of years of it existing as an oral tradition would surely be worth a listen.

    Jun 29, 2013
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: Drugs in general

    I am for decriminalisation, against using. Treat drug abuse as a medical issue, not a criminal one, and you take power and money away from bad people, reduce drug related ...

    Jun 13, 2013
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: LGBT people

    I am sure it is considerably upsetting to have people tell you you should be a different sexuality than you are, Vereen and Snoink, so you can empathize with what ...

    Jun 12, 2013
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: Gender violence and how to stop it

    How do you think we can stop gender violence?

    May 23, 2013
  • Poetry Discussion Re: -

    There was once a tree, now a page with a tree verse. Superfluous, huh?

    May 9, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    30. The final stanza! I hope nobody's reading. Thanks for your patience for these thirty days. I hope none of you NaPo kids are bleeding and you have all made ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    29. Pretentiousness is interminably abominable, obscures the finely wrought etymology. Why must people oomphaloskept to their abdominal and end up practically perusing their proctology? Why not discou

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    28. I regret not knowing what you meant, worse still never asking you to explain. I regret the messages I never sent. I regret not handling the pain. I know ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    27. Bach walked 200 miles, further, across the fields and woods in his youth to get a lesson from great Buxtehude. I think perhaps on foot he found some truth, ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    26. The snow has broken off the cherry bough; red red sap like a mouth now twisted wide, and the children climb, more fruit than the branches allow they jump ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    25. I know your heart has conquered every range and memorised the contours of emotion unfortunately there are people more strange, whose mewling merits none of your devotion. The sunset ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    24. An elephant at the zoo, white mud upon her, she'd killed a trainer who'd hurt her for fun. A gleeful soul, she moved with grace and honour soaking in ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    23. Dear Sir or Madam, I seek your employ Please find enclosed my hopeful resume. You've no idea just how much I enjoy your [insert business here] I cannot say ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    22. The vineleaves have yellowed on the deck my harp is painted with the golden light across the soundboard the outside life reflects ephemeral tendrils mimicked side by side Can ...

    Apr 30, 2013
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: The Dreadful Penny Sonnets

    21. Why on earth do I procrastinate? I have to finish twelve sonnets today It's NaPoWriMo, can't submit them late A poem about poems, that's cliche. Maybe you should give ...

    Apr 30, 2013


"And what is the use of a book," thought Alice, "without pictures or conversations?"
— Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland