- Last seen on Jun 18 11:43 PM. Member since January 13, 2005.
- I'm a diamond love poet for 201 comments.
- My mood is , and quote is "Too bad life isn't as easy as drinking snapple...".
- I am a 15 year old girl (Puerto Rico)
- I have 201 comments, 20 poems, 3 stories
My Poetry
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I don’t think my hands have ever trembled as vigorously,43 lines, 2 comments, May 20, 2006. In Adult
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You know… beginnings are the hardest part.
(The awkward feeling of [your] presence.)32 lines, 5 comments, November 19, 2005. In Abuse -
12 lines, 3 comments, September 18, 2005. In Personal
My Stories
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It’s finally grown dark outside. The blinds are all pulled shut, blocking the view from any nosy neighbors walking by. Her back is turned to the kitchen, as she sits alone in t404 lines, 6 comments, August 7, 2005. In <200 lines, Other
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I stared at her through a blurry vision. She admitted to doing the one thing that I worried most about her returning to. I got up from my uncomfortable position on the cold pav374 lines, 7 comments, June 15, 2005. In <200 lines, Romance
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Have you ever felt that if you don’t see someone your going to die on the spot? It’s kind of like shooting a gun that’s pointed at your head. I will or will not shoot the gun.448 lines, 5 comments, June 14, 2005. In <200 lines, Romance
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Sunlit Memorabilia on May 23, 2006I love your motto. Because I love snapple. I love the "real facts" on the caps. Days like today should be as easy as drinking snapple.
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WoundedDragon50007 on March 31, 2006Hello!
I just read your comment on my poem "left" again and I wanted to thank you once more, or possibly for the first time... sometimes Iose track of my comments... Anyhoo, thanks! -
rendezvous on December 30, 2005First of all, I want to thank you immensely for all the kind words you've ever given me, praising my amature's attempt at poetry. It's the reassurance, that what I write actually affects a person other than myself, that keeps me putting pen to paper (and fingers to keyboard). It really is a form of inspiration all in its own. So, actually thank YOU for inspiring ME.
One of my favorite quotes of all time is one of Max Frisch. He said, "Time does not change us. It just unfolds us." In other words, you have all of your best poetry still inside of you, waiting to be put onto paper. It merely hasn't been unfolded yet, but it will come as you grow as a person. Until then, your poetry reflects who you are and should not be given up on (though breaks are undoubtedly needed sometimes). I've read you many a times, and I think your work is absolutely brilliant. If you don't abandon your poetry, it'll keep growing and soon you'll find you were your favorite poet all along.
Peace & let it flow,
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Dragon-Fly on September 4, 2005thanks... but no. I didn't draw it. I wish I could draw that well. Maybe someday.
Edited on Sep 04, 9:02 p.m. because ''.
