"I am not a poet
I am the girl
That owns the skies and paints the world
With all the words except her own;
I am not a poet."
~Excerpt "Not a Poet"~
I tend to write when my muse takes me. I like to write with a purpose, although I'm rarely lucky enough to find a solid one. The purpose usually becomes clear after I've finished the piece, so from there I can refine imagery and diction to suit the purpose and audience. My inspirations are far and wide. Music is a major one, any song can strike a chord at the right moment and set my pen to scrawling life into a blank page. I read all varieties of books, although I really enjoy the classics. The Stone Angel by Margaret Lawrence, Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, and anything by Barbara Kingsolver. I also like Tamora Pierce and Garth Nix. I listen to everything music-wise; I'm a classical singer, and I love celtic music. Tool, Metallica, Nickelback, Three Days Grace, Our Lady Peace, Vanessa Carlton, Fefe Dobson, Josh Garner, Loreena McKennitt and various others are constantly in my CD player.
I'm a professional singer, and I'm learning guitar. I suppose I'll work on this later, and get it to sounding better. Meanwhile, here's my website, for pictures of what I look like, I s'pose. I'm the one with the curls.
ca.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/lilmissperfectcurlz/my_photos
Take a look at my poet adoptee's works (or I'll ravage your spinal cord) and enjoy (Or I'll tear out your eyeballs with my teeth)!
allpoetry.com/poets/Isi
I am the girl
That owns the skies and paints the world
With all the words except her own;
I am not a poet."
~Excerpt "Not a Poet"~
I tend to write when my muse takes me. I like to write with a purpose, although I'm rarely lucky enough to find a solid one. The purpose usually becomes clear after I've finished the piece, so from there I can refine imagery and diction to suit the purpose and audience. My inspirations are far and wide. Music is a major one, any song can strike a chord at the right moment and set my pen to scrawling life into a blank page. I read all varieties of books, although I really enjoy the classics. The Stone Angel by Margaret Lawrence, Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, and anything by Barbara Kingsolver. I also like Tamora Pierce and Garth Nix. I listen to everything music-wise; I'm a classical singer, and I love celtic music. Tool, Metallica, Nickelback, Three Days Grace, Our Lady Peace, Vanessa Carlton, Fefe Dobson, Josh Garner, Loreena McKennitt and various others are constantly in my CD player.
I'm a professional singer, and I'm learning guitar. I suppose I'll work on this later, and get it to sounding better. Meanwhile, here's my website, for pictures of what I look like, I s'pose. I'm the one with the curls.
ca.f1.pg.photo
Take a look at my poet adoptee's works (or I'll ravage your spinal cord) and enjoy (Or I'll tear out your eyeballs with my teeth)!
allpoetry.com/
- Last seen on Oct 26 3:06 PM. Member since January 28, 2004.
- I'm a jade dragon poet for 268 comments.
- My mood is , and quote is "Hope is a waking dream. -Aristotle-".
- I am a 18 year old girl (Canada)
- When I'm not writing, I'm a Sears Call Center Associate.
- Visit my homepage at ca.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/lilmissperfectcurlz/my_photos
- I have 268 comments, 3 contests, 67 poems, 1 story
My Poetry
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Eroded dates and concrete cherubs
Shiver through bright words on vellum19 lines, 2 comments, May 16, 2008 -
Eroded dates and concrete cherubs
Shiver through bright words on vellum20 lines, May 15, 2008 -
Before he knew his nation's past
The scars beneath their gaze
My Stories
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She wondered at the ceiling. Glittering and shifting, it wondered
back. Its supple flesh made nights like these easier; nights where she332 lines, 5 comments, April 10, 2004. In <200 lines, Horror
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babbygal202 on May 13, 2005HEY TELL ME WUT A HACK IS U BITCH
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WingedSeraph on January 28, 2005Just wanted to say hi, and that i think you have a future in writing. Definitely.
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Maiden of Mourning on November 17, 2004Wow, that is truly your name? How wonderful you are. It was the name of my beloved cat who recently passed. You are lucky to have such a name that exudes delicacy and beauty!
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Claide on August 21, 2004Haven't read any of your work in a while! I was just thinking on your first contest and thought I owed you a visit
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