I'd like to think my style is eclectic and different every time I sit down to write, but that's probably not true. The one thing I can't stand is "poets" who write solely to make other intellectuals sit around and scratch their heads and start making things up as to the possible meaning of the words. I write to share, I write to be understood, and I write to center my own thoughts and feelings, and that's pretty much it.
- Last seen right now. Member since March 8, 2005.
- I'm a moonstone path poet for 490 comments.
- My mood is , and quote is "Just breathe...".
- I am a 21 year old girl (Canada)
- When I'm not writing, I'm a student.




- I have 490 comments, 24 poems
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I’m sitting here
indulging in the same guilty habit87 lines, 4 comments, February 26, 2007
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slightlyFey on February 24, 2007so I hope you do not mind, after reading a few of your poems I am adding you as a favorite so I see as you add to your work. You put so much emotion in your words...well done in my opionion and do not put that pen down

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Blue Eyed Skies on August 30, 2006Hey, sorry it took me so long to reply. I really enjoyed some of the imagery you used in this piece, particularly the last five lines. The overall message is very powerful. One thing that I thought could benefit from a stronger word choice was the lines "Leaving me with the effects of
A dialogue with the mirror." More specifically I was wondering if "impression" might work better than "effects", but then I'm not sure if that would change the meaning too much. I really like your take on things though, I'll definitely be perusing more of your work. -
thestreets son on August 18, 2006I'm working on a poem. I want your feedback on it but keep in mind it's a work in progress
When I thought myself small
His stature made me feel shrunken;
When I thought myself weak,
His presence averted my eyes;
When I thought my words a waste of breath
His voice subdued mine into a
whisper,
Leaving me with the effects of
A dialogue with the mirror.
Only when no longer blinded
by my reflection could I see
Perched upon his robust body
in between his gaping shoulders
Lay the face of an infant. -
thestreets son on August 18, 2006alot of my pieces aren't that good. I wish I could organize my poems into like a good and bad pile on this site.
