One day, I'll turn these thoughts into screams

[Wisemon]

I see a poem named 'Seiryuu to Suzaku'. Do you have sth with Kurama?*covers from a random projectile* Just kidding!

Actually, I did write a poem about a girl who really liked Kurama (no, not you), but it wasn't that good, and I decided not to post it.

[UnknownH]

That might be an interesting poem.

[Gunter VanCrimson]

Have you ever written any poems about dogs before?

[Wisemon]

Have you ever written any poems about dogs before?

Yes, in the figurative sense. I have no interest in literal dogs.

[Zephyr of Darkness]

I see a poem named 'Seiryuu to Suzaku'. Do you have sth with Kurama?*covers from a random projectile* Just kidding!

Actually, I did write a poem about a girl who really liked Kurama (no, not you), but it wasn't that good, and I decided not to post it.

Yeah, I remember who it was, and I'm sure it would be hard for you.

I have no interest in literal dogs.

*sigh* Dogs are way better than people.

[Wisemon]

I just finished uploading my 2006 poems onto my website, including my grandmaster poem, Subterranean Frustration. The load time is kind of long (about ten seconds), but it's worth it.

[UnknownH]

Whoa, that must be quite a read. I'll have to check it out soon.

[Wisemon]

Here's the awesome poem I wrote today:


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[That One Internet Guy]

At first, I read through it and thought 'this sucks'. But I read through it again, and I realized that it was actually (*gasp*) INTERESTING and ENTERTAINING to read, something which I've NEVER found in poetry.

You win the Internet Poetry Medal of Honor, hands down.

[aguy]

The states with Bibles on every nightstand,
The states with pork ribs at every truck stop,
The states where everyone works for Wal-Mart
And needs a shotgun, a handgun, and a rifle
To protect their families from anyone remotely brownish.
They fucked it up for the rest of us.

Nice stereotype