Quote: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.
That might be an interesting poem.
Have you ever written any poems about dogs before?
Quote:Have you ever written any poems about dogs before?
Yes, in the figurative sense. I have no interest in literal dogs.
Wisemon Wrote:Quote: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.
Quote:I have no interest in literal dogs.
*sigh* Dogs are way better than people.
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.
Whoa, that must be quite a read. I'll have to check it out soon.
Here's the awesome poem I wrote today:
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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.
Quote: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