Rax

Posted 17 Years Ago

Thank you for replying and saying what you did. It means a lot to me, too. I haven't really been spending a lot of time here, but when I do, your work is my priority. :) And I'll take a peek at the blogs you suggested. Thanks. :)

Take care,
Alia

Posted 17 Years Ago

I have no idea how I got to your page, and I don't know what compelled me to visit your blog, but I've spent quite a bit of time there reading your poetry and thinking to myself, "Here floats another dreamer..."

I hope you never lose touch with your gift.

Posted 17 Years Ago

Thank you so much for reading "the sound of the Goddess" and sending your
thoughts. I so glad you enjoyed it, thanks again!

Nan

Posted 17 Years Ago

Thank you. Yes, that is very true. Because the best humour must always have a purpose which makes it doubly effective--

"Life does not cease to be funny when people die any more than it cease to be serious when people laugh." - Mr. Shaw

The idiot comedians of today don't realise that life is STILL SERIOUS and that's why there's no depth to their comedy.

...say, do you have IM of any sort?

Posted 17 Years Ago

I meant the other way around. I AM happy, and I write unhappy things. Can't you see how unhappy they are?! And, no, dark is cool. Dark is very cool.

Posted 17 Years Ago

My poem?! Whoa, I'm not happy at all. And why would you envy me? You're better at it than I am.

(Yeah, I see the social aspect, but the feminist aspect--)

Posted 17 Years Ago

No, it's cool. I remember there was this old Chinese story about a woman who, every time she slept with a guy, would take one of his fingers. That's brutal. But then again there are worse things you can take.

Posted 17 Years Ago

Well, you live at the extremes. And, yes, it's scary.

Posted 17 Years Ago

Had you at the first line, eh? Haha, thanks for reading, and reviewing. I'm glad you liked it.

Posted 17 Years Ago

Had you at the first line, eh? Haha, thanks for reading, and reviewing. I'm glad you liked it.