Leja

(His weight is unimaginable -- a scarecrow's laugh) A lovely line in itself, but it doesn't seem consistent with the wording of "we once hovered above this bed" [eh, on ...

So, I need a proof reader. I read over this twice, but I'm horrible at finding my own mistakes. Any suggestions would be amazing :) Just some notes, it's in ...

I look at my world/Europe map, pick a city/place that sounds interesting but that I've never heard of, and modify a few letters so that it sounds like a town ...

so picture me playing this on harp with a kind of Latin syncopation thing happening, with blues and swing influences there, even a few moments of le Jazz Hot Club, ...

An amazing compilation is The Oxford Book of American Poetry whee, I found it in the library ^_^ Is there anything specific you'd recommend, as the book itself is rather ...

I had quite a few choice words for the software, but couldn't mutter them on the air. I can imagine, lol. But you get a bajillion virtual cookies for kick-starting ...

Banned for oddly quoting in his sig :D

Banned for stereotyping teenagers of the female persuasion.

Banned for having an avvie that won't stop staring at me! :wink:

6/10 eh, it's alright, I suppose

I became a little lost because everything after a point was filtered through a "she thought" or "she imagined" or something, where I think you could weave those in and ...

Haha, well, it seems you've got the trumpeter's personality down to a T. The repetition bugged me though, and I think you could do away completely with at least the ...

At first, I was confused about the first two lines, whether they were meant to stand alone or together. I like the concept of the bandaid, but I think you ...

Congratulations, Claud!

Another Amelia? Cool! Glad to have you here ^_^ Spanish? The best! And yay for poetry! You're an Oscar Wilde fan, I see; Claudette is as well, so you'll definitely ...