WickedEve
save an apple, eat eve
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Don't worry about it. It's a poem to be taken lightly. Just a bit of dark humor.Missed this. Need more oxygen, obviously. Can someone throw me back into the pond.
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Don't worry about it. It's a poem to be taken lightly. Just a bit of dark humor.Missed this. Need more oxygen, obviously. Can someone throw me back into the pond.
I did make up that combo word, but many times I come up with new words and google them and find that thousands of other people have made up the same word. lolSo I googled "glowabouts" because I had never seen this word before today. The fourth item in the google listing was a link back to your poem here on literotica. All the other items that came up seemed to be typos where the space was missing between the words "glow" and "about" as in " . . . casting an eerie glowabout the room." It looks, therefore, as though this word is a coining by WickedEve exercising her poetic licence. Congratulations.
Leon, thanks for the review on my poem.I should have the nerve to do that one word I particularly wanted in my halloween poem was slung out of spell check and every other dictionary I tried
Ah, new worlds to explore. Love those. Do what I do and keep experimenting. Never be afraid to explore. Even if it doesn't work, at least you tried. Only way to grow. Yeah, it sounds like a pep talk but I believe in it.Thanks Lorencino. You're too kind.
And Eve, look what you went and did.
pillaging produced a real pleasure. something about the oomphiness, the blockiness, sweet but crunchy like jawbreaker candy. It's like it opened up a whole new little world to explore. A simplicity but endless possibilities with those simplicities. If that makes sense. And I really doubt it would have happened had you not given those little nudges.
Ah, new worlds to explore. Love those. Do what I do and keep experimenting. Never be afraid to explore. Even if it doesn't work, at least you tried. Only way to grow. Yeah, it sounds like a pep talk but I believe in it.
I can't seem to finish the 30/30 right now. Too much going on. I hope to start again the 1st of Nov.It's good to hear your pep talks again. I mean it, even though I say it as I trudge off to the 30/30 thread, with a toothache and no idea what to write. But I'll keep your recommendations in mind.
I can't seem to finish the 30/30 right now. Too much going on. I hope to start again the 1st of Nov.
I hate toothaches. Hope it stops hurting soon.
Equinoxe said:It is Saturday once again, and hence there are new poems for me to review. There are twenty one new poems today by my count, many of which are quite interesting, but two of which stand out to me in particular. They are, I must admit, amongst my favourite things I've read at Lit. I would share lines from each which especially struck me, but I would not wish to spoil them by taking them out of their natural place.
First, there is Hope by Maria2394. There is a sadness to the poem with its inevitability, but it has a certain softness and captures the bittersweet emotions that accompany the passing of time and era. I wholeheartedly recommend that you read it.
And second only in number, crow bait by normal jean. It is a short, sorrowful, but quirky little poem with a story—reminiscent almost of the character of a fable, yet without its didacticism. I think that you should read it—and read it aloud to yourself to hear the sounds of it.
ha!note to self:
meat for Eve
Shhh... I smell a mastodon.
Sorry that I was three days late with the review. I felt bad about it but couldn't get online long enough to do it.Thankyou Eve for your kind mention in the poems review
Thank you, Equinoxe, for your kind words about my (and NJ's) poems. The ones that posted this weekend were all edits from ages ago, that needed work and probably still do. Maybe you didn't notice, but one of them is an acrostic
Your words are high praise , I'm not sure I have met but a couple of people here with the vast knowledge and the intelligence you have. I read most of your posts in amazement. Thank you.
Bwah ha.Cowering? no no no no... ponderous.
Voluntary? quickest rewrite of history in history already.
There once was a Hmmnmmish who pondered,
his thoughts strolled around in a wander.
'Til Friday came 'round
and he had to expound
on whether new poems had been squandered.
(which they might hadn't)
F-ine. Me likey. Say more!Ah, now see. First thought was use 'round where you used around. But then I see the next line you did exactly that. So there ya go. Or maybe X that around. Lolled or rolled or strolled. I think the rest of it is just F-ine.
But limericks. They could be fun. Hm?
I think, most times, we subject ourselves to those sorts of rituals because we believe they're there. I don't think they're here, although I will say that every time I venture a second post I feel awfully stupid about whatever I've just said. But, I tend to feel that about any first posts I make, too. Which again, is me, not the society.The main cause for ponder was the wonder if this was one of those societies, you know, where they make you pass through harrowing rituals of initiation. You know, secret doors and dark rooms. Swearing oaths of allegiance. Stuff like that.