PsyLynx

I swear I could have read this in a text book, and it could say it was written three hundred years ago and was famous as hell. It's splendiferous! the ...

awesomecoaster, tehehe.

ok, thanks, I will.

I named her after I killed her.

I also think that it's hilarious that Cicero hated it and then went to the trouble to point out every single part of it that he didn't like.

it would be an imitation if I had read any of his stuff, which I hadn't. So, Incandescence, you pompous slob, you were, yet again, WRONG. More than one person ...

yes.

F*** you.

I laughed my ass off.

I really liked it a lot. Loved the emotional crap thing.

I like how it flows, thank you very much. And I've decided whether I want it to rhyme or not; sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. Suck on that.

haha, awesomecoaster. :P

yeah, I agree with what people said, especially with Snoink's appraisal. I'm not going to dissect the thing any further; it's pretty good, but people had good advice.

erm, tisbe sad, and, well....wrong. Still, it definitely captures something about the shittiness of this society, because I know a trillion people who could have written this, word for word.

It really can't be longer, because there's a song that this is a deviation of. Morning has broken, like the first morning, daytime is dawning, like the first day....yadda yadda ...