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Posted 12 Years Ago

Do you know Gods of Death like mangoes?

Posted 12 Years Ago

Get your American a*s online. sunface.

Posted 12 Years Ago

Thank you for your precise review. It means more than you know! I appreciate it, as always.

Posted 12 Years Ago

LIES. You'll bow down to me sir, and I say when I post the next chapter of Ember.
Next few days darling. SUNFACE.

Posted 12 Years Ago

Too bad you live so far away! I'd like the opportunity to sit down over a bottle of bourbon and hammer it all out!!!

Posted 12 Years Ago

very cute~ lol truth is this place gives me the creepy crawlies lately with it's lack of coherent creative talent and sycophnatic a** kissing~ thank you for your review~ =)~

Posted 13 Years Ago

thank you kindly for all your reviews~ =)~

Posted 13 Years Ago

Thank you sweety...great review...maybe there is more than soul residing in this shell lol Have an awesome weeknd! Hugs xx

Posted 13 Years Ago

closer so to your last paragraph, rather than the rest.
Someone asked me today of why don't I write "emo" stuff since I seem to be going through a pretty rough time right now and plus it's one genre I tend to avoid. And, the reason why is pretty much how you put it, it's the vocabulary but also the subject, style, etc. It's so hard to write on a very pin point topic such as "emo" which is basically suicide, depression, and sparkly vampires, it's not very broad, nor is it creative. And what I means by "hard" is as an artist, if I were a painter, it be one color I tend to avoid using, like how pixel artists tend to avoid using the color black.
I don't mind "dark" stuff, but I abosultely hate the whole thing behind it, how it's a whole big fad, and ultimately boosted some poor writer like (whoever it was that wrote "twilight") to famous quality who is one person need not to be remembered, especially in the vampire genre when there are so many better writers out there than that uncreative twat, better vampire writers include: Bram Stroker, Anne Rice, etc.
And no dis to the T.B. but he should really stick to clay-mation. As for him being a part of the "emo" trend, it's mostly aware in the titles he reshoots, like Alice in Wonderland (common fav literature piece for emo peeps, least in my local area I know). Think he says himself he leans more towards the "goth" genre though, but do know the emo kids have a big bone for him, plus the tones of his movies says alot. Has nothing to do with poetry, but more about the trend he's associated with that emo writers tend to rip off a bit for their "creative" thinking process, same with the twilight reference.
But yeah, mostly this poem was basically saying, "if you're gunna emo, or want my opinion on the matter, then do it similar to this... while you may be ripping off me, rather than the mainstream stuff you're use to, it's a learning stretch compared to what you're originally were doing".
the originality is in the structure and style (way the vocabulary is used mostly and set up, almost as if you were preparing to write with an accent). and yeah, I should've done it longer, would've made a better representation :/ kinda busy though, and like I said this is a response to one of my "real-world" readers.
Thnx for the comment and review though yo, :) hope this clears sum stuff up

Posted 13 Years Ago

Thank you. I needed a break from the intensity of poetry. I may do more. Maybe I'll do a whole series of fake blogs.