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Nancy Lee Shrader	Up-Date on EmpressPoetess 14 Years Ago You are in my prayers. May God bless you and bring you back to good health.
Tate Morgan	hi 14 Years Ago Are we allowed to enter poems we have written previously that make the grade?
Abigail Foster DeVuyst	Reply 14 Years Ago Well those comments just made me want to read more! So I guess this is a good thing!
Casey C	Repling 14 Years Ago Haha, yeah, I like to think so :D I've got some substantial pieces on this machine. Adding extra paragraphs to see if it works. Is it working?
JENY	I did it... 14 Years Ago My Story... DEVIL"S CORNER
Casey C	trying 14 Years Ago Question! Does paragaphing work when I c/p? I am copying and pasting this from Word Will it work? Will it not? TEST!
Helen Crutchett	Thank you all! 14 Years Ago A big thank you dear friends in appreciation of your prayers and kind wishes to EmpressPoetess. I'm sure that they will go a long way in cheering her up knowing we are all wishing her back here as soon as possible and in the best of health again. Take care dear Empress and God bless. Helena
Chloe..Across the Unive..	Nancy 14 Years Ago I am very happy for you, congratulations .. Chloe
Mauricio Montoya	One Shot 14 Years Ago did the best I could hope you all l;ike it, let me know if it needs work. Take care Mauricio
Jd Young	What Kind of Poet Are You? 14 Years Ago I am a poet of the soul, and within the page, my heart does grow. I write a poem with, silent fears. Then I tend to it, with joyful tears. On the page, my soul does weep. As my body and my mind, fall sleep. I am a poet, true to heart. I live in darkness, where light cannot start. In the light, my pen is dry. In the night, my mind cannot lie. I am a poet, of terror and delight. The power of my words, will take away your sight. I am a poet, true and true, so now I ask, What Kind Of Poet Are You? Summary - I would say that I write about different types of love, and futuristic dangers, but I can't compare any of my writings to one another because I work very hard trying to keep them different. Each time I read a poem from one of my favorite authors, or a story for that matter, I pull ideas and I try to adapt that into my own writing. My goal is to be a professional so my theory is to try and make something more beautiful out of something that clearly has enough beauty. I have many influences such as T.S. Eliot, Ernest Hemingway, Giovanni Boccacio, Edgar Allen Poe, Dean Koontz, Christopher Isherwood, Nicholas Sparks, Ellen Hopkins, Irvine Welsh, Margaret Peterson Haddox, and many more. I read about 6-8 books a week, and I try to study the prose to my fullest extent. I try to use new words and phrases and different ways of expressing ideas. Since I write screenplays, better now then what I used to write, I watch my favorite movies and television shows and I try to write them in a different way, usually with different endings, but it's wonderful because I never get writer's block. I love writing and I could never picture my life without it. I hope to hear some more from this forum and I will definitely work on reading more of everyone's work.

Mauricio Montoya	welcome 14 Years Ago Again welcome
Mari Sloan	The Puzzle 14 Years Ago Snip, snip snip! Twenty pieces Jumble madness Jig-saw puzzle Time. What mystery this? North of the flower East of the view Of now. What ancient brickwork? Mortar and lime? Did Vikings fill Your waiting cache? Swords waiting for their Dreaded return? Or stone-age farmers Barley and grain? Mead after their Long climb? Perhaps this marks The resting place Some fallen King? Some slain prince, Or murdered friend. A bad day never To be forgotten. Is. A puzzle now. My pieces cut Along the lines. A fence no more. Mine to place Where 'ere I choose. A mystery lost. Forgotten news. copyright May 2010 by Mari Sloan
Chloe..Across the Unive..	Thanks True :) 14 Years Ago We are all winners! We put our heart and soul out for all to see, read.. Thanks so much ..xo
Johnny Westbrook	1st 14 Years Ago its cool. first we're going to work with the characters we have now, and we will make more on the way. if you want, you can make more characters and put them on the side, but first lets make sure we use who we have right now.
LonelySoul	off the cuff 14 Years Ago I'm a man who has had quite enough, I write from the Heart, I write from the cuff, Our world is in trouble, can't you see? we're going to hell in a handbasket, the world you and me, so I'm trying to save our planet, from Humanity... they say that less is more, but they want more for less, I'm not sure we can handle the stress, they treat the planet as a personal w***e, they rape and plunder and complain for more, and Politicians want us to Follow and Adore, I'm telling you I just can't take it any more, I see the change in my paycheck on the floor, and waiting to see a Doctor is just a bore, but everybody just wants more and more, I have plenty of time,just me and my Honey, what I don't have tho, is plenty of money...
G	Re re roll call 14 Years Ago And a voice came out of the wildness... "Roll call" I have completed my Graduate Diploma in Education so I am now a primary school teacher. I haven't got a job yet but that has given me plenty of time for writing. I have just completed a young adult fantasy called "Beyond the End of the World." Set in an agricultural world, it tells the story of two girls who come from a different world. When they are attacked by a shapechanger they escape through the wall that marks the end of the world. they are in a desert world with friendly fire breathing wolves. there are more shape changes after them and they discover that they are not who they think they are. It's aimed at female teenage market. I only finished polishing it on Wednesday so I could send it to a competition. The prize is a publishing contract. I have my fingers crossed. I am not looking forward to the send and reject train if I don't win. I have already started gathering ideas for my next book. Did any enter the Amazon comp? I looked at but I had too much work still to do. I'd like to hear what other people are doing. Gayna Gayna
Griffin Hill	Swain: good word 14 Years Ago Of course, not to be confused with ‘swine’: n. ( pl. same or swines) informal a person regarded by the speaker with contempt and disgust
Ian Faraway	Yeeaahhhh 14 Years Ago haha, well if you're gonna teach, make it interesting...and I was sort of hyper at the time I wrote it haha, just like now. But it's more like tired hyper :D
Griffin Hill	Pronunciation 14 Years Ago I couldn’t even begin to pronounce this one.
...	... indu ... 14 Years Ago ... hey indu ... am waiting for your submissions ... :) ...