My Favorite Form Is...

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I Like To Write...

Short Stories
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45%
Poems
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26%
Other
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29%
 
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So which do you like better, the short story or the poem?




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Which do you like better between the two? If that's the question, you need to fix the poll, because it sounds much more general than that. Anyway, I like short stories, but I mostly like writing longer stories... although I never finish them >_<




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If you can't choose between the three, then you're too indecisive for your own good.




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I actually prefer storybooks, they are much better practice.
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Poems. Definitly.
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Short Stories are fun to read and write because A. it can be read quickly (hence the "short" part), B. It doesnt require too much thinking, C. It stays more true to the main goal instead of other stories (say harry potter, where lots of things happen before the end, whileas a short story will be quick and simple)
But thats just me.
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No no no, I was trying to clarify whether the point was to choose between poems and short stories or between those and anything else you might write. But you anwsered my question in any case, if indirectly.




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for writing? poetry. without a doubt.
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SHORT STORIES~!
cause as one friend so elequently put it
i'm a "short short story writer"
i am short.... :roll:




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Short stories but they all way become long strories
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i voted poetry although I like both.




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Stories. Poetry? I'm no good at poetry...
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I'm no good at any writing (and yet for some reason I continue doing it).

My aim is to publish a long story someday.
But I've lately found that there is much fun in short stories too. It's easier to make your message (if you have one) clear in a short story. More direct to the point.
My long stories have the habit of being too complicated.
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Poetry.
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Ah, I like both, but for me, neither compare with working on a long story, or, as Grif said, a storybook.
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