Starry-eyes

• Last seen 1 day ago. Member since August 21, 2005.
• I'm a lapisLazuli dream poet for 333 comments.
• My mood is , and quote is "L'amore e cieco".
• I am a 20 year old girl (England)
• When I'm not writing, I'm a student.
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• I have 333 comments, 2 contests, 57 poems

My Poetry

• Sheffield. 24th January 2009.

  It was cold
  And the ice in the air was biting at my hands like razor blades.

  51 lines, 7 comments, November 23. In Love, Personal, Thoughts, Freewrite, My own style
• Goodbye.

  And we’re chasing hopeless forevers
  singing half hearted lullabies

  7 lines, 7 comments, November 6, 2007. In Sad, Love, Goodbye
• There’s absolutely no way that this can be given a title.

  / These daydreams never go away / and all I ever seem to do is... / complain / about the things that never really mattered / / anyway...

  141 lines, 6 comments, May 10, 2007. In Personal, Thoughts, Weird
• ^*^Star^*^

  Star; / As humble as the night, / That kissed the moon goodbye. / / You are the light that guides me. / / Sombre, sombre star / You cry for love-struck constellations, / Yet keep your head so high / /

  32 lines, 5 comments, April 27, 2007. In Sad, Nature, Life

Guest Book

• Angel-Crestfallen on August 31, 2006

  allpoetry.com/Contest/2206827
• trashflavoredtrash on May 25, 2006

  The poem "The Chaotic Hipbones" is based on the character I created who kept a fictional online journal with the same name as the poem. I wanted to reflect upon what it was like for my character, Brenda, at the beginning of the journal, which I'v ekept since November. I, myself, have never had an eatign disorder, though. I was trying not to sarcastically glorify it, in a way that it's from her perspective that it's so glamorous, yet not.
  
  When I first read "I just wish I couldn't relate to this poem", I had thought you'd typed "could". I was going to say "Why ever would you want that?"... but then I realized. My very best friend in the whole world has an eating disorder, and I've posed as a bulimic and anorectic in some cases of expirementing with characters before.
  
  So I'd just like to tell you, you're not alone. I know what you're going through... even though I truly don't. I have a little off-thing wear I make bracelets that support recovery of a "cause". One of the causes is EDs. I've been wearing the same since February or March. I don't know why I'm telling you this.
  
  I don't know. Maybe it's because I'm making a connection to you. Sorry for the long comment.
  
  - Samantha.
• daniellomello on May 21, 2006

  Thanks so much for your comment...It's probably the nicest one I've ever gotten.
• Autumn Whisper on May 21, 2006

  hye mum, its bradley

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