Skye

Sweet stuff! One note on the formatting: you could try changing the font color on the ellipses to white, that way they're not so glaringly apparent. :) I love the ...

Haha! I remember being bored the day it was on before, so I watched it (was it two years ago?) -- that was one fantastic game. In fact, it was ...

Ekphrastic actually isn't in any dictionary I've found, but it is a word, and Webster be damned! An ekphrastic poem would describe/be related to some work of art. The contest ...

Alright, so I've made it my summer project to send a couple poems out to several different magazines/contests and see how many rejections I can wrack up in a three-month ...

Skye's boyfriend is that fat bloke in the corner with the laptop and cappucino? (0_0)' Imp...just...oh dear. You bring tears to my eyes (...with laughter!). My boyfriend. :P I knew ...

My boyfriend. :P

That is utterly fantastic, Brad! Congratulations! :D

This is a very interesting poem. The one big issue I had with it was the excess of stops (periods, basically) that messed up what could have been a lovely ...

Twenty-four! :D I like the list; very comprehensive. The one's I haven't read yet are all on my list for the future as well. Skye approves.

For Walt, with Reverent Indifference Poems, vaguely wafted in night air, uncaught, unwritten, Which, let us go forth in the bold day, and write. For him I built eloquent houses ...

I liked this. The only thing that stuck out to me at the first look-through was the word "blue" used twice in the same stanza. Since the blue is need ...

Pretty! I know if someone sang this to me for my birthday, I'd probably love them forever. :D Anyways, I'm not really familiar with critting lyrics, so we'll see how ...

Haha, those books are next on my list, along with a little dose of Nabokov. Russian-free zone indeed! :P

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dosotyevsky Is it just me, or has YWS gone on a little Russian craze lately, lol? :D

All right, only a couple things here: The black clothing and the bags no doubt arouse d the suspicion s of the supervisor conveniently [s]stood[/s] standing behind the counter, his ...