I write as ideas come into my head, sometimes I go without writing for months and other times I will knock out 80 pieces in a day if the mood takes me.
Currently I seem to be going through a bit of a dry patch at the moment when it comes to poetry due to not having enough time to look for my muse.
Most of what I write tends to encapsulate thoughts and quick often with have a subtle vein of humour running through it and if I don't have pen and paper nearby I lose it, still at an average time of a few minutes per piece I generally have enough ideas to make up for it.
As to the secret of my writing style? I just don't care if what I write is good or bad and I let it all flow - Then I throw away the obvious rubbish!
Currently I seem to be going through a bit of a dry patch at the moment when it comes to poetry due to not having enough time to look for my muse.
Most of what I write tends to encapsulate thoughts and quick often with have a subtle vein of humour running through it and if I don't have pen and paper nearby I lose it, still at an average time of a few minutes per piece I generally have enough ideas to make up for it.
As to the secret of my writing style? I just don't care if what I write is good or bad and I let it all flow - Then I throw away the obvious rubbish!
- Last seen on Mar 10 4:35 AM 2008. Member since June 23, 2005.
- I'm a obsidian idea poet for 591 comments.
- My mood is , and quote is "Life looks better with a slanted view.".
- I am a 25 year old guy (Great Britain)
- When I'm not writing, I'm a photographer and call centre drone.
- Visit my homepage at www.cameradave.co.uk
- I have 591 comments, 114 poems
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Arkbear on September 18, 2006ONE DAY LEFT!!!
I would love to have you enter..
Rainbow Children
I saw you visited the contest...would love to know how you feel about this topic...If not, I totally understand
Have GREAT DAY Poet!
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blondone on August 22, 2006I haven't seen your name and just read two of your poems just had to stop by to se who you were and I see a welcome back is needed so a big welcome back hope to see more of your works...
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cafegroundzero on December 13, 2005God save the Queen!
Now, where's Fergie? -
cafegroundzero on December 13, 2005Remember, when you want to say "its" as in possessive, no apostrophe. "A snake eating its own tail."
"A snake eating it's tail" = "A snake eating it is tail."
