Pompadour

like wildflowers opening in the dead of night--splitting to reveal

7/30 what i like to tell myself

Killing your MC is the writers' new black. Everyone should totes do it and look cool.

6/30 a pep-talk to the signs around you~ lines of taffetta swinging across the sky: i have lined my window—and yours too—with patchwork clouds (to kiss you awake every panic ...

Bloody heck, Anci. April four is just brilliant.

Congratulations! :elephant: :elephant: :elephant:

5/30 unlabelled swinging aortas~ stranger, you have my sincerest apologies for all the times i have left my heart strung on the wire line at your doorstep. it must be ...

4/30 The importance of 1:42 I never took advanced maths in school, but I can tell 1:42 is important—after moping? After mourning? At most?—a.m. And the A.C talks in its ...

Day 3/30 I wish I were laconic I have spent far too many nights writing empty sonnets to an emptier sky-- without heart, and planting lackadaisies in a concrete garden, ...

Rhia

Kanome! ^^ Poem One is so very thoughtful and on-point, and I'm wondering what the double negatives nearing the end are supposed to mean—possible a double meaning there? Or some ...

@BlueAfrica, 'moustache' is the British spelling. ^^ Another word spelled differently in British and American English is manoeuvre (British) and maneuver (American).

Day 2/30 i have begun to suspect that the wind is attila~ this is a secret, between you and the ceiling, and the skele-tins in your cupboard—so please listen. listen ...

I wish I could understand French. XD As it is, it's so lovely seeing you NaPo in another language. ^^ Rainbows is so rich with imagery, mrm. I also like ...

You have such a strong voice, Wolf! And the emotions are palpable—lovely stuff. You don't beat about the bush with what you want to say either, and I like that. ...