Open Question: Hello, i have written a poetry and would like people to read it!?

Love 101 Im on campus but they wont let me attend my classes Give me one more chance and I swear I`ll pass it - the test on what adore is I dont know how to live it, give it, receive it, or how to feel it, but sick study difficult, right from the start So dont leave me alone dont ignore me no more open the door and let me take the test on what adore is

23 Jul 2008, 9:39 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Can the essence be literary?

Books galore of poetry I want more for you and me. http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/wip/types.html Six syllables only? I'll do better next time.

23 Jul 2008, 4:09 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Is this FREE VERSE or RANDOM Poetry?

Dried rubies lay Waste, Etched within sanctioned ruins, Crystal tears drops Dispersed, Seen only through Blinded eyes, Through the air, Despair lingers, Roaming empty rooms, Engulfing life’s essence, Wilted rose, Sobs Musty perfume, Infuses, Within the winter dew, The fresh air, Tainted, Nothing remains seen, Smashed fragments of porcelain, Smothered between sheets, Yesterday Echoes yearns Within, today’s wish. Jig saw puzzles Played, Resolved. "Hi!" 'Maltese', Random means a string of words just put on paper and isn't quite a poem.

22 Jul 2008, 5:52 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: How to develop a portfolio? Clueless!!!?

i want to apply to The new school (eugene lang) Pratt Umass boston The art institute of chicago Suffolk and Champlain College every for Creative writing...some require a writing portfolio of about ten pieces, and i intend to send it in to every of them... my question: any advice or resources you'd suggest to me for learning how to make a portfolio? Because i have absolutely no idea and i need to start working. So far i have some poetry, that's about it...

23 Jul 2008, 3:03 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: What do you think of my first ever Essence Poem.?

Hi, I am trying out new poetry. Essence The Essence, created by Emily Romano is a short, structured form of two-lines, six syllables each with an end rhyme and internal rhyme. Starved ants ravage their site, tiny beasts with savage bite. Neonman I copied off this example. Example #3: Reflection Orion studs the sky as tulip buds grow high. Copyright © 2006 Jan Turner So I'm not sure???????????

23 Jul 2008, 10:23 am | click here for answers

Open Question: What are effects Industrial Revolution had on poetry?

Can you please help me find out how it effected the poetry of William Blake and William Wordsworth? I've been google-ing, yahoo-ing, and wiki-ing like crazy, but every the answers I found were either vague, unclear, or way too long. So, Please share you ideas, comments, or answers and then I con hopefully complie them into a final result! I only need to write 5 sentences. Thanks in advance for your help!

23 Jul 2008, 1:34 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Poetry Help...?

What poem do you like best? Do you have any suggestions for either??? ____________________ Eachouthers hearts we'll hold forever. From dawn, to dusk and dusk, to dawn, Forever. From then, to now and From now, to then Forever. From the begnning, to the end and From that, to the start, Forever. Forever we'll stay, and, Forever we'll adore, Forever. __________________________ Eachouthers hearts we'll hold forever. From dawn, to dusk and dusk, to dawn, Forever. From the begnning, to the end and From that, to the start, Forever. Forever we'll stay, and, Forever we'll adore, Forever.

23 Jul 2008, 9:10 am | click here for answers

Open Question: My Poetry.....What do you think???

I just wrote this poem when i was outside. It's called: A Day in May The wind whispers in my ears As the clouds start weeping tears. The sun leaves to shy away. So the thunder and lightning arrive out to play. I sit contently on my seat So calm without a care. The mad ice begins to hit the ground. The thunder roars a frightful sound. Ponds and lakes swell up with sorrow. They’ll feel better by tomorrow. I hear closely to the storm every day. To hear what nature has to say. close the end, skies will clear. And soon then I cannot hear What do you guys think? Thanks for any replies.

22 Jul 2008, 6:25 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: sad poetry to make me cry?

any body know of any unhappy poetry? like that would make me sob? and im trying to find one .. about mommy's lil angel or summin hlp!

23 Jul 2008, 12:34 am | click here for answers

Open Question: english help -- what is a cultural situation?

doing an assignment on poetry -- restoration period -- and i need to write some notes on the cultural situations. not really sure what that means. would it have anything to do with excess and that parties of that time,, or would that be more to do with the 'mood' of society? thanks :)

23 Jul 2008, 8:51 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Confidant, Winnie the Pooh-Lighthearted poetry?

“A Confidant, So to talk” This creature is a pal. A confidant, so to talk. A tiny green shoulder it will lend, And never a secret it will leak. Hidden behind its tiny brown rock, It bubbles and blurbs away. It prefers not to be alone, But with me it likes to stay. It’s tiny and green with a round difficult shell About as big as a quarter. When I’m down it makes me well, It’s just as strong as mortar. “Winnie the Pooh” This animal, Pooh, isn’t the norm. For he is made of cotton, every fluffy and warm. He plays with Christopher Robin, and Tigger, and Owl, Along with Eeyore, and Piglet, and Rabbit, his pals. His coat is a fuzzy, felty-type yellow. And he, himself, is a friendly-type fellow. Often he can be found in a tree. Not at every for leisure, but for Hunny. He sleeps a lot and is very sweet, Awfully similar to his favorite treat.

23 Jul 2008, 1:26 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: where is open mike poetry on wednesday?

23 Jul 2008, 11:42 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Poetry for the refined and faint of heart. You like?

Geraldine, oh Geraldine, You are my lovely blossom. There's nothing else I'd rather do, than make for you my chicken stew, and insert my penis inside your nectar filled future home of our embryonic Christmas gift.

23 Jul 2008, 6:54 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Can you please share your poetry?

I'm 12 years old and I'm making a page on my textpad. IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO SHARE YOUR POETRY THEN YOU DON'T HAVE TO! I just adore poetry and I want to hear other's poetry. Thanks. Please note that I will not pick a best answer, every poems are amazing! Besides poems every have a special meaning. glad, unhappy, depressing, silly, etc. I adore it every!

23 Jul 2008, 10:38 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Legitimate Poetry Contests?

I write poetry and have entered several contests online that were scams. Anyone know of any decent sites to help me out?

23 Jul 2008, 12:45 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: What do you think of an actual written poetry recorded with a beat?

Would that be considered rap? And do you think its good?? if it is, sick do one

23 Jul 2008, 2:23 am | click here for answers

Open Question: have you ever gotten so fed up you just became petty/dumb just because it was going that way anyway?

i asked if my pal would pay for gas because we we planned to go on a two hour trip out of town and back. he never offers to pay for gas and i've done most of the driving. i don't want it to become a habit and gas is really expensive now. he said i should of told him before but we planned to go a month ago. he just assumed he didn't have to pay for gas. he texted me that i pushed his button and it would be an impediment to any further friendship, "sister" over that. and a bunch of other texts. he said it's because i changed plans at the last minute and didn't warn him ahead of time but really it's basically because he didn't want to pay for gas. he thinks he can push me around and i will just silently/dumbly put up with it. so anyhow.... he writes poetry and even posts mean stories about his girlfriend on myspace and is just mean to people whenever he feels like it (he'll turn on them and be really nasty and inexplicabley vicious). so i texted him that i wrote a poem. and the poem was really just a rhyme about how hairy he his. (he is also superficial and vain). i would never normally do that. but i did it. is that terribly wrong? what was i thinking?

23 Jul 2008, 5:31 am | click here for answers

Open Question: i have always wanted to be a designer or writer and my mom says writer because im so good what should i do?

im really good on a sewing machine my grandma taught me when i was a little bit younger than i am now and i always enjoyed it i know how to make backpacks and blankets and clothes and i draw really well and that was one of my dreams but i also wan to be a writer and my mom says im an amazing poetry and book writer im currently writing 4 books/ stories but i am still young another job that i think would sute me is to open up a fabric store and tutor lessons whut should i do?

22 Jul 2008, 1:06 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Any neopets guild there I can join?

Im looking for a neopet guild, that is based on either: -Photography -Music, or music writing -writing books and poetry, etc. -Guitar playing -Sims2 or 3. I can do simple guild layouts and such. My user is coco4994. I'll also make too.

23 Jul 2008, 2:07 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Girls please answer GIRL TROUBLE!!!!!?

I am a Ginger, play football and write poetry and i was told by a couple people that i was pretty hot but i can't receive a girlfriend And my personality is nice and silly I need HELP!!!

23 Jul 2008, 3:43 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: poetry asap?

i need poetry ideas please help

23 Jul 2008, 10:21 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: I need poem websites...?

i'm a poetry writer, and i'm only signed up to poems-and-quotes.com but i would like to know some more websites where i could put my poems so someone important could look them. i've already had one of my poems published by White Oak Press... i know of poetrykafe.com and paintedperfectly.com and deviantART.com... thank you SO much... poetrykafe, AP, and paintedperfectly and deviantART weren't anything i was looking for.... i also know poetry.com and it's not what i wanted, either... :(

23 Jul 2008, 5:52 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: I'm creating a business flyer (grand opening) for my book store - how should i describe it in the flyer?

I want it to sound professional - we sell new/used books, also have a cafe inside. Any suggestions on how I should describe this in my flyer. We also are putting together some events at our grand opening - author book signing and poetry reading.

23 Jul 2008, 7:30 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: 1960s youth movementttt.?

The 1960s youth movement began A: ----on college campuses among white middle-class students. B----- in northern urban poetry clubs among multiracial intellectuals. C------- on college campuses among white upper-class students. D------ in San Francisco cafes among multiracial college dropouts thanks :]

22 Jul 2008, 9:08 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Haiku Poetry---What do you think?

yoo hoo yahoo yes caging every demented trolls rush time to receive in boo hoo now crying what"s the matter you mean troll a botched violation Do you like them, would like to hear from you, thanks!!! When am I going to learn to count--omg it can be frustrating to look I made a mistake and counted wrong everytime, I want to thank you Neonman for being observant and pointing that out to me!! yoo hoo yahoo yes caging every demented trolls go time to receive in boo hoo now crying what"s the matter you mean troll botched violation wish I got it right this time!

22 Jul 2008, 3:41 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Song lyrics i wrote, opinions?

yeah i wrote this tune in like half an hour im just wondering peoples opinions and any tips. And would it be better as poetry or as a tune? Its only like the first verse but still any advice i would be grateful cos Im 15 and dont know where to go from here. thankyou. So many dreams of you and me Painting a picture of arcady The boat of my heart sails the darksome seas Your eye that always glances but never sees Oh, walk me down the path again Avoid the path that leads to pain I will adore you forever more But until that day, my lost soul is still at war.... yeah like i said its only a start.. any suggestions. thankyou

23 Jul 2008, 6:02 am | click here for answers

Open Question: should i give up?

i want a real honest opinion when i tell you this...im a sixteen year old boy that attends highschool..my hobbies are football,basketball,i write rap tune and i do poetry..i dont want to be no type of nba or football player..i really like poetry and writing and i would like to be a radio broadcaster and a book writer...ok now that you know that..here is the part i want you to pay close attention to...i let some of my friends hear to my rao songs that i wtake time to write...i dont talk about gettin money or doin some bullshit ass dance..i dont call women bitches and hoez...i talk about stuff that goes on in my life and things that happen in the world and real stuff like that..you know what my friends think...they actually tell me i suck that i need to cease rappin...one of them says that lyrics dont mean nothing..im sleepy of takin critsizem every the time everyday..everything i do ppl always doubt me...its like you cant do nothing in this world without somebody havin to say something

23 Jul 2008, 7:39 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: How far can you see poetically?

My eyes allow me to look across the surface to the horizon. Poetry allows me to look the whole world inside out.

23 Jul 2008, 4:45 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: who is the father of english poetry?

23 Jul 2008, 4:42 am | click here for answers

Open Question: what two main devices did Anglo-saxon poetry use?

23 Jul 2008, 2:10 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: What are the characteristics of Modernism Literature?

What would you consider to be the elements/characteristics of modernism poetry? During he romantic period poets based their work off of individuality, imagination, and emotions. The victorian period was more reality and individuality. I am having a difficult time trying to understand the main characteristics of Modernism. Please Help!!! Thanks

23 Jul 2008, 12:14 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Storytelling and children's books: Literary devices?

I am writing several kids's picture books. Some make use of literary devices because they lend to lyrical reading (not poetry). However, one of my stories simply tells a story. The writing, I feel, is tight and evocative but I realize that there is a lack of typical literary devices that so many picture books use. Is this wrong? There is no repetition, onomatopoeia, etc. There is some alliteration but not in chanting verses. The text is meant for an adult to read to a child. It is like a fairytale. Are there other kids's book titles that can serve as examples of this type of writing? More text on each page, etc. It runs just below 1800 words. Too long? Thank you for saying that, Christa. That makes perfect sense to me. Someone in a writing group kept harping on this (without having read my stuff at every) so I began to look at my work differently. I'm just trying to improve my work as much as possible. Thanks for your input!

22 Jul 2008, 8:02 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Fanbase contest ideas?

Okay, my pal and myself run a fanbase for the twilight series-www.myspace.com/forksnotsporks- I want to start a new contest or make something fun for our myspace friends to do. We already have a look-same contest, ranting(you just say whats on your mind when no1 listens),kiss or diss, sign contests,tune contests,sign contest, and we add poetry to whoever wants it on there. I really want something that nobody has done, but is really chilly. She's sick and i want to surprise her, please help!

23 Jul 2008, 7:47 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Can someone critique my poem?

I'm awful at writing poetry, but I need harsh and brutal honesty about this particular poem... Mouths gaped open Spewing tar and blood; A vile contribution To a once dignified world… Toys on a chessboard Struggling on sick-matched grounds, Giving birth to premature flesh And dragging every into their facade The knife of patience Cuts through The knife of vapidity And the battle seems won… Yet…that dull, fruitless knife Still jabs quite effortlessly into hollow skulls; Murdering thought, murdering reason, Murdering patience, murdering art…

22 Jul 2008, 11:55 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: GIRLS ONLY!!!!!!! Are guys who write poetry retarded???

22 Jul 2008, 7:16 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Love poetry?

Can somebody post 4 lines of poetry about adore.

22 Jul 2008, 2:26 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: What kinds of competitions are out there for a junior?

Do you know of any legitimate academic competitions are out there for a high school junior? I am pretty good at writing (but not poetry) and biology. Thanks!!!

22 Jul 2008, 4:49 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: How do you define poetry? How do you put it to good use?

23 Jul 2008, 1:08 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: What does my teacher mean when she wants me to wirte about the "style" of a poem?

I'm writing an essay for my A-level english course but i'm really stuck. We're doing work on John Clare poetry. She wants us to write about the "style" of the poem but i don't fully understand what that means. Please help!

23 Jul 2008, 7:36 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Two Forgotten Sister Child Prodigy's of 19th Century Poetry: Margaret Miller and Lucretia Maria Davidson?

Margaret Davidson was born in 1823 and died in 1838 at the age of 15. She left behind some brilliant poetry. Why doesn't anyone know of her when I mention her? This poem was written in 1831 at the age of 8! Dedicated to her sick mom. To Mamma Farewell, dear mom, for a while I must resign thy plaintive grin May angels watch thy sofa of wo And joys unceasing round thee flow May the almighty dad spread His sheltering wings over thy head It is not long that we must part Then cheer thy downcast drooping heart Remember, oh! remember me Unceasing is my adore for thee! When death shall sever earthly ties When thy loved form every senseless lies Oh! That my form with thine could flee And roam through wide eternity Could tread with thee the courts of heaven And count the brilliant stars of even And this was written in 1833 at the age of 10. My Native Lake Thy verdant banks, thy lucid stream, Lit by the sun's resplendent beam, Reflect each bending tree so light Upon thy bounding bosom bright. Could I but look thee once again, My possess, my beautiful Champlain! The little isles that deck thy breast, And calmly on thy bosom relax, How often, in my childish glee, I've sported round them, bright and free! Could I but look thee once again, My possess, my beautiful Champlain! How oft I've watched the freshening shower Bending the summer tree and blossom, And felt my little heart beat high As the bright rainbow graced the sky. Could I but look thee once again, My possess, my beautiful Champlain! And shall I never look thee more, My native lake, my much-loved shore, And must I bid a long adieu, My dear, my baby home, to you? Shall I not look thee once again, My possess, my beautiful Champlain? Edgar Allan Poe when reviewing her poetry in an 1841 article described them as “extraordinary compositions” for someone her age. I’ve read most of her poetry and she was quite a talent, she wrote some emotionally raw poetry, certainly more so then most poets at the time (including Poe) So yes, there is a bit of history for you poetry buffs out there. And her older sister Lucretia Davidson 1808 – 1825 died at the age of 16 years and 11 months sadly. She also wrote some amazing poetry. Including these two poems…I recommend you fans of old style poetry to check both of these girls out. Feats of Death I have passed over the earth in the darkness of night, I have walked the wild winds in the morning's broad light; I have paused o'er the bower where the baby lay sleeping, And I've left the fond mom in sorrow and weeping. My pinion was spread, and the icy dew of night, Which withers and moulders the flowers in its light, Fell silently o'er the warm cheek in its glow, And I left it there blighted, and wasted, and low; I cull'd the fair bud, as it danced in its mirth, And I left it to moulder and fade on the earth. I paused o'er the valley, the glad sounds of joy Rose soft through the mist, and ascended on high; The fairest were there, and I paused in my flight, And the deep sob of wailing broke wildly that night. I stay not to gather the lone one to earth, I spare not the young in their gay dance of mirth, But I sweep them every on to their home in the grave, I cease not to pity — I stay not to keep. The Prophecy Let me gaze awhile on that marble brow On that full dark eye, on that check's warm glow Let me gaze for a moment that here I die I may read thee maiden a prophecy That brow may beam in glory awhile That cheek may bloom, and that lip may grin That full, dark eye may brightly beam In life's gay morn, in wish's young dream But clouds shall darken that brow of snow And sorrow blight thy bosom's glow I know by that spirit so haughty and high I know by that brightly-flashing eye That maiden, there's that within thy breast Which hath marked thee out for a soul unblest The strife of adore, with pride shall wring Thy youthful bosom's tenderest string And the cup of sorrow, mingled for thee Shall be drained to the dregs in agony Yes, maiden, yes, I read in thine eye A dark, and a doubtful prophecy Thou shalt adore, and that adore shall be thy curse Thou wilt need no heavier, thou shalt feel no worse I look the cloud and the tempest close The voice of the troubled tide I hear The torrent of sorrow, the sea of grief The rushing waves of a wretched life Thy bosom's bark on the surge I look And, maiden, thy loved one is there with thee Not a star in the heavens, not a light on the wave Maiden, I've gazed on thine early grave When I am icy, and the hand of Death Hath crowned my brow with an icy wreath When the dew hangs wet on this motionless lip When this eye is closed in its long, last snooze Then, maiden, pause, when thy heart beats high And think on my last unhappy prophecy. They both died young, because of needy living conditions and medical treatment was primative in those days. I guess the constant references to death and unhappy tones of their poetry, reflect their possess feelings of hoplesseness and impending doom...i find it beautiful.

22 Jul 2008, 11:47 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Haiku poetry I have a few of the answers but I'm not to sure there right...?

Golden aspen trees Tingle lightly in the breeze In the high mountains What is the event (what is happening) of the poem? It is windy. Wind blows the tree's leaves. Mountains tingle lightly. Golden aspen trees Tingle lightly in the breeze In the high mountains What is the main subject or focus of the poem? the mountain's altitude the golden color of leaves the chilly air the trees being blown winter rainy day playing in the big puddles water everywhere Who is the speaker of the poem? a very young child splashing in the water a wet person walking in the rain someone who plays or watches others play in the rain winter rainy day playing in the big puddles water everywhere What might the puddles in "Winter's Rainy Day" symbolize? fun depression rain water Turtle walking slow Moving alone on the bank Swimming in a stream According to the poem "Turtle Walking" what two adverbs describe the turtle's actions? swims and moves walking and swimming slow(ly) and alone bank and stream waves hit the shore "woosh" then go back The poem "Waves Hit the Shore" has an example of which poetic device? alliteration onomatopoeia oxymoron simile The Big Tidal Wave, The Surfers go out to Surf, they surf everywhere. Who or what is the subject of focus of the poem? the reader the wave and surfers the water the tide Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip Drop Drip raining in the spring and I'm Soaking wet. The poem "Drip Drop" has an example of which poetic device? alliteration allusion personification simile We have some cacti I take care of our cactus Our ground is sandy What is the beat pattern (number of syllables per line) in the poem 6-7-5 5-7-5 7-5-7 5-7-6 What is the most common rhyme scheme rule for haiku poetry? aba aab abb none of the above

23 Jul 2008, 2:32 pm | click here for answers

Resolved Question: ias my poem good?

this is my poem i am going to read it at a popular poetry slam tonight there are prizes for the best ones i want 2 win 1. the anger in me i am mad lots and lots my parents make me mad angry mad my ex best pal is a real witch with a b she makes me real mad too sometimes i want to receive away from it every ALL every and just play a game of BALL i adore my dog but she's a dog so i am mad at the world pretty much yeah!! so did u like it

22 Jul 2008, 11:15 am | click here for answers

Open Question: How's this?

I don't know much about poetry but I figure theres people who like sifting through ameteur writings. Fighter To a fighter pain is merely a question “How can one do better?” A guide in life That keeps the fighter on the path Every obstacle in life is an opponent On which to impose one’s style Never foreseeing the outcome Yet always up for the challenge Winning and losing Day after day; Night after night To feel the glory one more time Or to be proven once again Body aching every waking day And trembling from dreams the night before Every breath is practiced Always in the gift moment To every things a student Even injuries tutor lessons Striving to be healed of every pain The conflict rages on The fighter inside is a shadow A darkness surrounded by light Life is seen in terms of victories and defeats Where defeat is a temporary obstacle Weaknesses exist solely in training Solely strengths exist in combat The fighter sees only opponents

23 Jul 2008, 1:41 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Looking for a rollerderby name?

Alot of my friends are members of the Arch Rival Roller Girls in St Louis. I'm not but I am Special Ops so they've asked me to designate myself a derby name. I live in IL, called Metro East St Louis. The metro east is best known for stripper clubs, etc. My name is Rachelle (pronounced Rachel), I adore art and poetry and punk rock and vampirism and can talk Spanish. You can take a look at the International Roller Girls Master List to look if the name is already taken. http://www.twoevils.org/rollergirls/ I've already thought of: Tosha Out Toshya Bone Raquel Enfuego Rach El Diablo Metro East Playa Vee Toe Norma Rockhell or Norma Rockwell (not sure I want to be called Norma) Claudia Money Georgia NoTeeth Tell me if you like any of the over or give me ideas please! Oh yeah and I have an VERY lucky birthdate.

23 Jul 2008, 7:39 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: where can i get those magnetic words?

my sister used to have them. they're hundreds of little square magnets of different words that you put on the fridge and you can rearrange them to create poetry. where can i find them?

23 Jul 2008, 1:09 am | click here for answers

Open Question: where does emerld host poetry at on wednesday?

23 Jul 2008, 11:40 am | click here for answers

Open Question: Good Sites/Ways to Promote My Album??

Hello, I'm releasing a poetry album (audio) on August 5th and I was wondering what are some good sites/ways to promote it online other than obvious stuff like myspace, facebook etc.?? Thanks in advance, Justin Rockwell

23 Jul 2008, 5:23 pm | click here for answers

Resolved Question: GIRLS ONLY!!! would you ever date a hot red hed who writes poetry?

22 Jul 2008, 7:30 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Goth Lolita Help?

Okay, I'm really into Gothic Lolita right now. I keep trying to find sewing patterns and I've found the petticoat, also some McCall's patterns I adore. (The corsets, and a few victorian costumes.) Does anyone have a few great sites or patterns they'd like to share? I wanted to do the dress, you know, the big poofy, lacey bottomed one. (Bell skirt, cant find anything. Also, I'm just at a loss. I don't read japanese, and I don't even know where to start on anything. Dresses, skirts, accessories, tops, please! Mannerisms, beginners help? I'm pretty sure my style is a kurololi, because I adore black, but I've been a die-difficult rock and punk fan for so long, I'm attached. So punkloli probably is more like it. I'm not afraid of bright colors, I adore testing people and exploring limits. Nothing is too much for me. I adore music and poetry, and I'm seriously out there. So yes, Punkloli fits, I suppose. Thank you for your generousity and time.

22 Jul 2008, 7:14 pm | click here for answers

Open Question: Is the yahoo poetry section working?

It seems like there isnt much posting going on--then again it is midnight where I am and maybe everyone is asleep--had to release one more poem before my slumber It just seemed unsual for more people not to be on--I know it wasnt working yesterday Thanks Robert that makes sense- Well I have a poem up-it may of dropped off the page--Let me know what you think

23 Jul 2008, 1:48 am | click here for answers