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Biography:

Name: Rhonda
Age: 19
Orientation: Bi
Birthday: March 27, 1988
Birth Place: In a hospital
Current Residence: Washington State
Occupation: College student
Future Plans: Work for a computer company as a System Administrator and be a wife and mommy someday
Reason for Writing: It gives me a chance to portray emotions I cannot otherwise portray
Hobbies: Computers, writing, hanging out with friends, sleeping, watching movies, music

Things That Make Her Squeal:

*Edgar Allan Poe
*Steven King
*Books about mental illnesses, such as Girl, Interrupted and I Never Promised You A Rose Garden
*Shiny things
*Shiny sharp things
*Fire
*Funny jokes, clean or dirty
*Funny stories
*Ghost stories
*Scary movies
*Country music
*Tolerance
*A good song on the radio
*Hanging out with friends
*Cats and kittens
*Sporks
*Many other things as well

Things That Make Her Hiss:

*Shakespeare
*Sports
*Cliques
*People labels
*Politicians
*Anything to do with politics
*Judgmental people
*People that cut themselves because they think it's cool
*Bible thumpers
*Rain
*Construction
*Bullies
*Rap
*Homework
*Pop music
*Heavy metal or any music that involves unnecessary screaming
*The cold
*Many other things as well

Many thanks to the people who take the time to read my writings and comment on my poems and critique my stuff, to my friends and family (cliché, I know), to the persons who developed AP as a place for writers to congregate and post their writings, and also to the people who took the time to read about me.

My Poetry

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  • Passion, Heat, and Love
    31 lines, April 1, 2007. In Erotica, Love, Other
  • A Picture
    A moment of silence can drown out all the sound in the world. . .
    The sound that defines life in all that it is.
    112 lines, 3 comments, November 18, 2006. In Other
  • Dear Sister
    This letter, as you'll come to see, can only be read by you,
    and will disappear almost mysteriously.
    28 lines, 2 comments, November 8, 2006. In Other
  • What Do You See
    “Mom, what do you see when you look at me?”
    She examined me for but a split moment.
    40 lines, 7 comments, October 30, 2006. In Other, Dark, Angst

Visitor Book

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  • Poetryistherapy on November 14, 2006
    Thank you so much for your lovely comment on my poem for your contest.... I appreciate it more than you know...
  • Gyne and Tonic on November 13, 2006
    actually, sentence fragments are not uncommon in poetry. poets of the beat generation, for example, used fragments and solitary words to convey complex emotions that they felt could not be done otherwise by traditional means.
  • Piper77 on October 26, 2006
    Hmm, so, your real name is Rhonda. I never knew that. Oh well, I'll probably continue saying RJ unless you have an objection. You were born like a day before my sister...that's pretty cool. Love the update...love the insight into your life. Hope you're doing good.

    *snap*
  • Piper77 on September 4, 2006
    OOOh...love the update on the profile...

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