My thoughts seem to be worthless
Although I have so many.
Each time I put my two cents in
I only get a penny.
Although I have so many.
Each time I put my two cents in
I only get a penny.
- Last seen on Nov 1 8:26 PM. Member since February 6, 2004.
- I'm a diamond love poet for 217 comments.
- My mood is , and quote is "With life grows adversity. We shall overcome.".
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- When I'm not writing, I'm a conceptual thoughtmonger.
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BarbedWireButterfly on February 6, 2007lol, thnx for the comment and I don't know spanish :S lol
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Dragon-Fly on December 13, 2005Heeeeey John,
Thanks for the comment. I don't know about the talented part, though. That may be a bit of an exaggeration. My thoughts twist themselves when they hit the paper. I always manage to sound exactly the opposite of what I am. But I guess I always, kind of, sound how I feel. Maybe that's what it's all about, though. I don't know. w/e
I heard your coming back this week, yeah? A lot changed this year, you know. Everyone's different. At least it seems that way. Georgie told me about the My Chem thing. I presume he told you about my reaction, at least I think he said he did. I almost died. You didn't even TALK to them? god. You should have seen Paula's face when he told her. Her reaction was worse than mine. Anyways. Thanks again for the comment
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knots untangled on June 24, 2005It's good, its a strange story, but I like that it's different. The black cat is a little disturbing as well, and I loved the cask of amontillado. Being a fellow Poe fan, I'm going to have to read some of your poems now.
-Meg -
knots untangled on June 24, 2005Oh wow, you're a huge Poe fan. I love all of his works, I've failed to find one that I can't stand, he was so different from all of the other writers of his time, and I've been reading his works since I was like ten. The Fall of the House of Usher was an amazing story, but I think I liked the Pit and the Pendulum better. Have you read that one?
-Meg
