Bad A*s Poets Talking S**t Forum

I have to agree with you..Eclipse was halarious! so dramatic..like a soap opera, you know?

"Bella, don't go with him! He's dangerous!"
"It's okay Edward, Jacob wont hurt me!" dramatic head toss*

best line in the movie:
Jake: "I kissed bella, (pause), and she broke her hand, (pause), trying to punch me." lmao..

every time I've gotten an invite to enter a contest,the contest is limited by one day to enter and submit your entry...most times I get the invite a day or two late...KitKat...can you please make the time limit of your contests just a little bit longer than one day?

Neither. I like Vampires, but now you see them everywhere, not just with Meyers horrid creations. What I hate is some takes something and because it is popular everyone runs it in the ground. I do prefer Blade and Underworld as well Interview with a Vampire and Dracula, but at this point I could less about those because I am sick of vamps. It was the same way Dawn of the Dead and zombies. After that remake released a few years back, everyone was big on zombies...zombies everywhere.

I wouldn't say IT and Dreamcatcher were closest...Shawshank Redemption and Green Mile were would probably take that spot. If you liked the Dark Tower and Eyes of the Dragon...read The Talisman and Black House, those are written by King and Straub and like many of his works are tied in with The Dark Tower. Some other direct ties include Rose Madder, Hearts in Atlantis, Lisey's Story, 'Salem's Lot, It, The Stand, From a Buick 8, and Insomnia. All good reads. Still trying to figure out if Duma Key is linked or not...good book, though. Nice and creepy.

Hmm, I'll read just about anything that's really interesting. It could make me laugh, make me cry, make me intrigued on the subject be it fiction or nonfiction. In writing books though I tend to shy away from nonfiction and go more into Fantasy or Romance. I hardly ever combine the two, I don't know why though. I've recently tried poetry and I've gotten good feedback, but I wouldn't go so far as to call myself a poet. 

I guess I'm somewhere in the middle also. It all depends on the piece I'm writing, the last book I read, the mood I'm in. I don't know, many factors come into play. 

Present : D

Darkness loses way
Open thy blue eyes to see
The endless daylight

i totally agree so what if theredifferent they still deserv the right to marridg

I'll see to it soon. I've changed the contest a bit. See if you can submit now.

so just remove Me if youre gonna play "race to the finish",,ty

For me a title is a very personal thing. The title should intrigue, with a hint of what is enclosed within this book. I I need the title to resonate with me. It needs to bring an emotional response. That having been said, I find that the titles tend to pick themselves for me anyway. My novel's title, Parallel, presented itself to me one day, and then introduced me to each chapter title one by one.

Chris K

 I myself am an Odinist who incorporates Wicca into my practice, I've been writing for two years now, mostly poetry and some Metal lyrics, I'm a Juggalo. Plenty of random facts that I'm more than willing to tell you if you ask. :-)

Well yes, I'm honest... So are you guys, especially the pedophile troll guy up there

I love haikus a lot. They're short and yet express much more than a large poem.. :)

Mine is Tom DeLonge :]



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A well constructed sestet. The theme is very different from normal poems I've read and that's what I liked most.

The "novel" if you can call what I'm trying to write that, is just going to be short chapters with the narrator switching so it's kind of different than the standard book I guess.