QuantumDice

Baffle 'em with grammar: never fails.

A thousand thanks, my friend! I must confess, the grammatical errors are deliberate; they give the poem a more 'colloquial' tone (I was thinking English West country). Authorities tend to ...

Oh, sorry, that was the reply to the other post! I'm so ditzy, sometimes!

A thousand thanks, my friend! I must confess, the grammatical errors are deliberate; they give the poem a more 'colloquial' tone (I was thinking English West country). Authorities tend to ...

Believe me, darling, I know just how you feel.

Thanks, human, but it's spelled "Zagreus".

I'm practising for my English exams. We have to write about the oddest poems, and that often means extrapolating more from them than the poet ever intended.

Apology accepted. I'll ensure your death is painless.

Thanks awfully! The "why" was meant to relate to the idea that Time might be there "to fix and mend", which came from the idea that paradoxes resolve themselves.

Well, I think this a lovely poem, and I speak as someone worrying similar to Derpy, at least in terms of her usual portrayal. One phrase in particular caught my ...