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-foreverandever on February 9, 2006lol i love the random conversations
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Lyra on February 6, 2006Er, well, I have quite a few, as I said. Any amount is fine; I have more than enough to offer a contest as is, but if I get more, I can offer a larger contest, obviously.
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PortkeyToNowhere on February 6, 2006I'm willing to offer some points, I just need an estimate of how many are needed at this point?
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Isuzu on January 18, 2006Heya Ly-chan, I joined the site as well, I saw you on it and decided that it might be a good idea to try my hand at some of the contests and have a new place to put my poetry.
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Raist on January 16, 2006Cheeers for your comment and although I am not a form purist I like the suggestions you made and I have used them as it doesn't break the idea I wanted to convey so thankies for the input
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Lyra on January 11, 2006I sure did. It went with one of my earliest poems. The full picture can be found here: www.deviantart.com/view/4098256/
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vaseline on January 11, 2006did ya draw that?????
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Lyra on January 11, 2006I don't think it's your face... the haircut maybe, I dunno. The person you're reminding me of had a lip ring though, I think.
Ah, though I do need to get ahold of some sort of a therapist so that I can stop taking things out on my friends. I've heard those same sentiments about the therapy before though, so I figure I may just go in as a depression patient or something. I thought I was bipolar for the longest time before finding out about BPD, but looks like I've escaped the double-whammy you've got, poor thing. I want to get this under control though, so I can live a normal life... heehee, I guess my motto makes more sense to you than to most. -
MarkMyWords on January 11, 2006I tend to look familiar to a lot of people. I have a bit of an ordinary face. hehe.
And it's really interesting that I've met someone with BPD. Hasn't happened before. One of my friends has Paranoid Personality Disorder, but that's it... and most of my friends are "insane" but that's another story.
You get lucky, being undiagnosed. No crazy therapy for you. I'm at doctors' offices twice a week. DBT, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, for BPD patients, is pure hell. Let's just say I hate my doctor off and on about 8 times an appointment because he constantly questions all my motives.
Well, keep in touch.
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touchaboy on January 10, 2006thanks for your comment and your right it was a little forced
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Iohagh on December 24, 2005Thank you I needed this today.
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Faded on January 1, 2005Thought I'd drop by and wish you a very happy new year! Hope its a good one!
~Maya xx -
angelofcleansheets on June 5, 2004I read your quotes up there... they were freaking hilarious. I especially liked the one that stated, "I want to bludgeon him to death... humanely," and the one about tampons & condoms ("Pick one.") I laughed. Tell me if you add more. That was mad cool.
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KiaraDLennon on May 5, 2004No offence, but this sounds like post-modernism bullcrap. I've got a contact on another site who's having issues with this, and here you are shoving it in the face of another writer. I'm glad you have the conviction to speak what's on your mind, but rather than telling her writing in the first person is a no no, suggest to her how she can fix it!
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biodizzle on March 24, 2004i spelled "really" wrong.
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biodizzle on March 24, 2004your author's page seems to be reall loooooooooong. but hi. you dont know me. and i dont know you. hence the situation we find ourselves in.
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horus8 on March 16, 2004Oh, lol, I was just joshing on you, but it did need some work, overall, I think you're going to be fine. What I like to do, is avoid writing about how I feel in the now. Often it's wiser to write about someone else that you have a affinity for, similiar to you, you'll find that by describing them and bringing them to life, you also work great therapy on how you percieve yourself and your environment.
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horus8 on March 16, 20041. never talk about yourself in first person unless you are pulitzer material.
2. never mention basic emotions (pain, crying, soul anguish, depression, rain, loneliness, isolation... etc.) it's posh.
3.Always write in second or third person because you want too.
not because you have to.
4. never contradict yourself because you can, only because you have to.
5. avoid subjects that everyone is sick of writing and reading about.
6. never use the word albino unless it's a point of the plot.
7. never mention a fact of description unless it has some bearingon the story.
8. don't describe something just because you can unless it has a direct coralation to the stories layers. -
slayer89 on February 28, 2004i like the style
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Arslongavitabre1 on January 23, 2004mmm there are a lot of convos posted up there... a lot...
now to read some poetry...
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forever changed on January 23, 2004Thanks for the comment
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Epitome Of Man on January 23, 2004Hello! Umm... I haven't got much else to say... I'll just read one of your poems... and comment upon it!
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btlore on January 18, 2004Thanks for cyphering through "2 & 4 Edide". I didn't unscramble it because I wanted Edide to do the unscrambling. You did a great job, yes it was leaves of tea. Thanks again.
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btlore on January 16, 2004I enjoyed your read of, "Your Revenge". Thanks for journeying into it.
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Dreamweaver on January 15, 2004Thanks for coming by my promoted poem. I appreciate your visit.
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SociallyUneleet on December 31, 2003XD... How shway. Demi's not gonna have kids, I hope. God forbid.. cringe
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Lyrability on December 18, 2003Where in CO you from?
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4wallblackmail on December 16, 2003hi ya. i clicked over here from Jeri's site. just thought i'd drop a hello. and welcome to AP!!! i hope you love it here with all of us.
no regrets,
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AngelOfSilence on December 14, 2003Hi mommy! Welcome to the site^_^ I hope you have a good time writing poems and posting them here for all to see!
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leannewales on December 14, 2003Hello LyraBardock! I would like to welcome you to AllPoetry, this is a place where you can feel comfortable in posting all your own work and at the same time receive constructive and encouraging feedback.
To make that feedback a continuing support we ask that you also comment on other people’s poetry, giving your opinion on four other poets for each piece of work you submit of your own would be greatly appreciated and is also a good way of getting to know new friends!
There are lots of features you can check out too, you can add backgrounds etc to your work. Contest are run regularly in which you can win virtual trophies that will be added to your home page and points are awarded too (points are the monetary system in the AllPoetry world) when you earn points you can use them to promote your work and to hold your own contests.
We have a special contest for new members for December click this link to find out more allpoetry.com/contest/400402
As a new member you have been awarded a free sample preferred membership, please don't worry when this runs out as you will still be able to post your poetry etc but do check out information on preferred memberships, as there are many benefits.
If you have any problems or questions don't hesitate to contact any of the site helpers (they can be identified by different badges by their names and in the column to your right they are highlighted in green)
You can find out about greeters and what we do by clicking on this link www.allpoetry.com/poets/AP%20Greeters
I hope you enjoy your new experience with AllPoetry, have a great time!
Best Wishes Leanne xxxx -
Rayo on December 14, 2003Nice to see you join the site. I hope to see more of your poems emerge to join the others.
Rayo
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