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I am surprised that nobody mentioned Irene Adler! The only person who bested Sherlock Holmes. Sally Kimball, because she can take down Bugs Meany in one punch. I really like ...

Oooh! Interesting question! Yes and no... because I have to be conflicted about this question. I think the poet can write as literally as that poet wants, with no intention ...

"It was a dark and stormy night." From A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L'Engle. I'm pretty sure she just had to use that awful line and turn it into ...

Sometimes I feel like I have the luck Not unlike Mr. Scrooge McDuck

Remember... sonnets are always to be sung to the tune of Gilligan's Island theme song: And limericks can always be made to fit Billy Joel's Piano Man . No really... ...

My favorite song was actually the Fixer Upper song. It reminds me of meeting my husband's family. And it reminds me of my family when they try to push you ...

Going outside and being quiet and watching things always helped me. Birds and sidewalks and clothes seem to bring out my poetic spirit, for some reason.

Joy! Write me a joyful poem that makes me want to dance!

Yes! Though you don't have to be good at poetry (trust me, I suck at poetry!) you tend to think about metering and word choice and all that stuff a ...

Below a balcony that was not my own, I plucked a fine, taut lyre string. And while the whippoorwill did cry, I continued to play my sorrowful song. The blackened ...

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If you've ever wished they made notebooks with glow-in-the-dark lines. How about glow-in-the-dark pens? ;)

2/10 1. Using the words "kind of" isn't necessary and makes it clunkier. 2. Moonlight is one word. 3. Casino doesn't need to be capitalized. 4. Way too many adjectives ...

I love the quote so much. It's like, "HELL YEAH. Another prophecy that has come with Christ!" :D The art is beautiful. The only thing that bugs me is that ...