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rolandlytle
Over 90 days ago
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Just for you Andrew:
Rules - noun - one of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere.
Rules - noun - one of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere.
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I'm wondering if I should try my hand at writing a story 😳😳
I so wish you would! Your wordplay is great and I bet your prose would be just as great as your poetry.
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Thinking about the Orlando tragedy. How can we continue to allow this to happen without trying to make things better.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/orlando-nightclub-mass-shooting-deadliest-us-history/story?id=39797486
According to the Gun Violence Archive as well as the ATF and FBI, 136 mass shootings have occurred in the US this year. This is lunacy.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/orlando-nightclub-mass-shooting-deadliest-us-history/story?id=39797486
According to the Gun Violence Archive as well as the ATF and FBI, 136 mass shootings have occurred in the US this year. This is lunacy.
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I been here before awhile ago decided to come back.
Welcome back. Love the avatar.
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Sally Rand was the first burlesque dancer to become famous for her fan dance.
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I think that to call it a specific type of poetry it should meet the definition on that form.
I used to think that poetry was divided into several types, including free verse. I have changed my way of thinking because of the great pieces of work here and how they relate; and also from exchanges with very talented writers of poetry we have.
I know think of all poetry as just poetry, with certain subsets of specialized writing within the whole. I feel that if you changed a sonnet so that it no longer met the standard criteria of a sonnet that it stays poetry, but leaves that specific subset.
Though I used to prefer more formalized styles, I have come to enjoy all forms now. Just wish I could write them half as well as Larry or Yas.
I used to think that poetry was divided into several types, including free verse. I have changed my way of thinking because of the great pieces of work here and how they relate; and also from exchanges with very talented writers of poetry we have.
I know think of all poetry as just poetry, with certain subsets of specialized writing within the whole. I feel that if you changed a sonnet so that it no longer met the standard criteria of a sonnet that it stays poetry, but leaves that specific subset.
Though I used to prefer more formalized styles, I have come to enjoy all forms now. Just wish I could write them half as well as Larry or Yas.