Copperfox
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awww thanks. Now who is this Carl Sagan guy I keep getting compared to?
Yes, the rhyme was convenient. Carl Sagan was a famous atheist lecturer. He now knows better; he's dead.
awww thanks. Now who is this Carl Sagan guy I keep getting compared to?
Yes, the rhyme was convenient. Carl Sagan was a famous atheist lecturer. He now knows better; he's dead.
*hugs* You're welcome to come back and post a poem whenever you feel like it, dear.![]()
*jumps up and down* Reagan is back!!! *hugs* oh wait, I just had a whole conversation with you on tumbr.
I like the new stuff, very powerful emotions.
But surely it would not be cheating if, for school purposes, you submitted something you already wrote? It would still BE your work, not copied from someone else.
Well, could you take one of the personal poems and revise it a little? For instance, if originally written in first-person viewpoint, make it third person?
I _love_ rhyming "happen" with "dampen!"
Where you say, "I don't her to get hurt," I believe you intended to have the word "want" in there. If you're concerned for being consistent in your syllable meter, that line could be made one beat shorter by saying, "She ought not to get hurt." Similarly, a little farther on, you could say the more compact sentence "Am I misreading things?" followed by, "See what one more day brings."