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Konnichiwa, gutten tag, goede avond, Dia duit, bonjour, hola, howdy, salutations, and hello. I am pleased to present *cues trumpets* my Allpoetry account, home to poetry of varying degrees of wonderfulness and stories of varying varieties. Here you will find bits of my heart, soul, mind, and emotions neatly laid out for you all in type for your enjoyment. Don't you feel honored now?

You can already tell that I am very odd, but I'll fill you in on a bit more about Yours Truly. My name is Justine or Cornix, depending on who you contact. I am a country-gal at heart and a horse-lover til the day I die! I own a horse of my own named Pistol. He is an 18 year-old registered chestnut American Quarter Horse gelding. I love him to pieces, no matter how aggravating he can be. That can be said of all the people who matter most to me in life. I love them to pieces, no matter how aggravating they can be.

Let's see, more about me... Oh! I am usually pretty easy to get along with. A bit strange and anti-social, but can usually manage to plaster a fake smile on my face until you people decide to leave me alone again. I'm also a little goth-wannabe outcast freak. At least my friends love me! But they're all freaks too, so what do they know?

Honestly, its my fellow freaks that keep me going. I'd be utterly lost and miserable without them (some more so than others). Thank you all from the depths of my psychotic soul. Why do people always say "from the bottom of my \heart\"? The heart is merely an organ that pumps blood through the body, whereas the soul is the origin of all emotion. Some people would argue it is the brain, but I am inclined to go the more religious route and say soul. And I am getting off topic...

This would be the time when I say farewell. Enjoy the poetry/stories. Sayônara, auf Wiedersehen, tot ziens, slán, au revoir, adiós, so long, until we meet again, and good-bye. (btw, the languages used in the greetings and closings are Japanese, German, Dutch, Irish Gaelic, French, Spanish, and varients of english.)