Virgil

fluent in//broken hearts//breaking hearts i am fluent in broken hearts, in misery, almost as if it were my mother tongue. there is a city on my bedside counter, of bowls ...

showerhead - Number Seventy-one i let the water run cold. i let my hair out the ponytail that it is normally bound with. in the shower, i think of how ...

Prompt: Wrote this off a song I was listening to by the same name, and here's what I came up with. chronic sunshine - Number Seventy there is chronic sunshine ...

Don't you dare @ScarlettFire I dislike these places. They're so random(osity). :p

Congratulations to all of the contestants who made it to the semi-finals! I'm very proud of you all, but I'm also proud of everyone who entered the contest--it's a brave ...

Prompt: Write a poem about the end of something. The End - Number Sixty-nine This is the end. I gasp and gasp for air, body vulnerable to the crimson sky. ...

I have 21 until I get to my fourth blue star, so I'm hoping I can hit that either before or during this month's Review Day!

Ahhhhh I am so nervous.

Some of my earliest work? A horrible story that lasted around 5,000 words and was based on two characters who fall from their old world into a new one with ...

Welcome back to the site, Paracosm! I don't think we've met before, so it's nice to meet you. ^^

Your poems from the 12th and 14th are literally amazing. I love their concepts and their imagery, and I think they're well-executed. Keep it up with the lovely poetry.

For some reason, Lovers Apart is one of the pieces here that stood out to me, and I love it, seeing you have a take on romance poetry, since it's ...

Eighteen is a short, yet powerful piece meanwhile I love how it contrasts from nineteen, a more silly and relaxed poem that references another NaPo thread. I believe you should ...

I like how directly powerful your poetry is, Rosey. The theme glistens, not afraid to come out and announce its existence. It goes straight for the emotions, especially with the ...

I enjoyed how down-to-earth your second-to-last one felt. I love the tone there, even though it may not be your strongest poem, it's very pleasant and makes me happy.