2009-08-15, 19:14 | Link #261 |
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Hello, I recently stumbled onto the thread and have a poem to share, it's not new- I had this in an online poetry site, but rarely write again now, hope I can gain constructive thoughts from here ^^
Document to Kill Why do we live in grief? And regularly breathe in our constant kill Why do pleasures play men like dogs and bones Poured on their face, a plague marched asunder I’ve taste the sensitivity of sin and bliss Crappy as my bones now ready to croak And my teeth shrinking off my jaws I could’ve shrieked like a fool girl! May I let my ego float over these centric cities? And meet the very name of Karma, Karma Life, she spit me out her breath Wise as I am A little girl, a little girl I am Karma, Karma Love, she hung me on her neck Wild as I am But Mommy doesn’t know her name… I’m now halfway more to the moon… Now I’m halfway more to the moon… Dear citizens, please mark your plate; Singular verse in every order Symptoms are for lunatic Robotic mercantilism Dear citizens, You are now reaching an unknown era; Madmen are flawless Poets are enchant less We are the mannequins of our devilish wisdom The un-admitting widower Thus we could’ve slept slower Into the arm of our Hungarian lover So sleep, sleep late ‘til you dead Planetarians subsidiary Directory underwater Equilibrium Management Numerous incentives The fairy is burning The monument is breaking The temples are lacking And dancing us in Mad. Yes… let’s be mad with Our sensual harassment consistency… Kill, Kill That flavor… that wills us to kill This Document, ....................is to Kill. Pity I Pity ...us for this. *Author's note : Since my childhood, I've been very sensitive to what's happening around me. Sometimes I just sit amidst the crowd at let all the emotions pouring in... yet this is what I gaze as I see our Human value..diminished slowly as we enter the world's new age...
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2009-10-07, 20:24 | Link #262 |
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I am attempting to create a fic where I can deconstruct a genre of anime specifically the mahou shoujo/magical girl genre. I had read Sailor Nothing and watched Mai Hime however I still feel as though I can use more research on the topic of magical girl or deconstruction. I am not trying to create another Watchmen or Evangelion, I am not really all too sure that I create something at that level but I seem to want to subvert, avert and and possibly invert quite a few tropes in the genre. How much research do I need on magical girls, deconstruction or just about any on storytelling? What would be a good idea for magical girl story that takes something and twists it? And do I need all that mind boggling symbolism that I find prevalent in such literature?
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2009-10-07, 20:42 | Link #263 |
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I would say it'd take alot of planning.
The first thing you've gotta establish is the message; what are you trying to say about Mahou Shoujous? Once you've gotten a clear message you want to project through your writing, you'll have a much easier path. The necessary world would depend on the message and the characters I would assume. At the worst case you could do something on the lines of Anti-Heroes. But hopefully you'll create an entertaining story too; so I would actually recommend reading actiony stories, things with decent combat or something along those lines. Good luck with brain child, keep at it and so long you don't give up you can achieve whatever's in your head right now
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2009-10-07, 21:05 | Link #264 |
The Muffin Man
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: The magical land of Sugar Dust and Fairy Droppings.
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I myself am a very experienced writer. For about 8 years now. I write poetry, novels, short stories, and rants. I'm also a journalist.
I'll post some of my poems and stuff ^^ that document to kill on a few posts up, that's a real beautiful poem. |
2009-10-07, 22:29 | Link #265 |
Frandle & Nightbag
Join Date: Oct 2009
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Did a free-writing exercise last night, gave two minutes over to it, here's the resulting dribble.
Seven Ten Ought Nine One man to another says, "This suits you better than you'd care to admit," gesturing up at the laden clouds. They've not broken yet, there's still time...still time. The other man, putting up a wall of quiet indignation, is nevertheless partaking in a dialogue with his fellow. He knows it, clearly, because the articulation of his silence would still be in quotes. It's a curious notion, he is thinking, that when people say nothing, we are taught in grammar school to note that as if it has meaning all its own. Another, we shall call him, wonders to himself precisely what sort of wordless statement he has conveyed to his accuser and is baffled by the myriad possibilities lying there until his anxieties compel him to clarify. "I'm of a rather light disposition today, I'll thank you not to assign me moods." "Truly? Hm, and yet all of lecture you were biting your lower lip. What does this mean~?" this harasser, this imp seems more a boy as he sings his inquisition. Somehow it only makes the whole process more unsettling. "Is that where your eyes were at for two hours?" the poor blighted soul retorts, hoping to create distance by offense. It doesn't work. "You know tension's magnetic to me. It's so delightful watching each set of muscles articulate anguish in its unique fashion. So tell me, that first furrowing of the brow was...?" "..." In this instance, we should note, the long-sufferer knew full well what that ellipse said. Nothing, and can't you understand that's why? "Ah!" the jester-like youth drops to the ground, throwing the back of his hand against his forehead and writhing about. More looks come his direction than our victim is comfortable with. He seems taken with a hex, and we all would look on in wonder, of course, at the closest person to the afflicted. That is how a scapegoat is determined; the first thing which comes to mind. "Dear God, it is the melancholia!" the man-boy shrieks. "What." "The melancholia," he reiterates, pausing in mid-twist and looking genuinely surprised. "Ah, could it be my love doesn't know? It is the curse of the artiste, the raison d'etre, the wabi and sabi by which we are driven to give birth to that which is called beautiful!" he says with a flourish. Ham acting; amateur player on the streets of Boston. If it is possible for a man to be crafted entirely out of bombast, then Science shall behold that we have found him here. That sentence was ironic, so you should laugh now. "Get up, get up," the victim grunts, extending a hand to his tormentor and yanking him up too roughly. "It's nothing quite so elaborate." A long silence is spent, evaluating, perhaps. "Is that so," the scoundrel murmurs, then nods, satisfied. "Yes, you're right. Something else, isn't it, something shapeless. Yes, yes...that's less cliche, isn't it, but not so much so that you could be condemned as too experimental. So savvy of you, perfect." The patient drags his hand across his face, feeling the contours of his weariness upon it. They walk on in a sort of silence through the city: not traditional, for the bastard continues to expel air from the largest hole in his face, and sometimes it even sounds like words, but it counts for silence in that nothing true is said. Finally, the victim stops. "You're just too clever for me, I guess," he says, spinning on his heels and walking the other way. The imp smiles. "I'm going home." "That's good, my friend, that's exactly right," he whispers. "Sooner or later, all the talking becomes self-indulgent and when that happens you are dangerously close to..." A beat. "Oops." |
2009-10-08, 16:33 | Link #267 |
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I have began going back into the dread genre of action for a short long story.
The story could be described as a story about disembodied souls and the lives they are trying to live again. Spoiler for Ghost Story:
The story however truly begins in Chapter 3
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2009-10-09, 00:36 | Link #268 | ||
the opposing wind
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@ ClockWorkAngel I really like your writing => but first, m-m-m- more pages please
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2009-10-11, 19:14 | Link #270 |
Frandle & Nightbag
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A humorous poem written when I was 17.
--- --- --- a letter written upon returning to life to my most esteemed hostess the charming, incomparable, generous Lady Dirt hello, how are you? you know, your generosity proved true. you took me in while i slept you kept me warm within, at such you're adept i'm sure it wasn't easy in your busy spring state with other tenants oh so sleazy, you can scarcely bear the weight of your own sins the truth is very plain, you are the Wife of Bath with what weed without a name have you not done some reproductive math? such dirty dirt, away with you. babylon was built on such dirt. but i digress i pray you'll smile and one day see me not along your tainted mile, but through potted confinements made free there the chaste soil married me, and again i found the strength to bloom my true name—you'll learn—is Glory, which i'll show with my new elbow room i hope you keep your lovers warm until you're the home of an insect swarm all due respects, compliments, favors, flatteries, etc. Sir Morning Glory |
2009-10-12, 02:19 | Link #271 |
Imouto-Chan♥
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Location: England
Age: 30
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Hey! My first ever post in this thread I do believe!
I haven't been writing very long and would like some constructive criticism on this please. A Broken Feeling Music CD's skipping, To the beat of my heart, Violins playing, To the rhythm of my tears. And I curl up in a ball, I know you'll catch me when I fall, And I'm sure, We've been through it all.. But now I know.. The trust is here, There's nothing to fear, I tell you it all and we'll see, Is it real or fake? Will I ever be awake? Or will I live A broken feeling.
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2009-10-15, 18:33 | Link #272 |
Frandle & Nightbag
Join Date: Oct 2009
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in the image of our affections
when we have satisfied mandos and taken up the reins for our self when we live solely by choice and the wheels turn by the blink of the mind's eye we will set adrift in the infinite sky a sun, a moon, a sea of days we will set apart these things in the image of our affections that we might look to them when we have nothing more to dream of and perhaps, in that moment, silence our trembling hearts
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2009-10-17, 05:58 | Link #273 |
Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Southern Italy
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Heya people I've wrote 3 poems,I'll let you read them, tell me what do you think.
Thinking We are sat on a hill Looking at the sun Which lends the sky to the night We have been thinking Of what could have been happening, But the gentle violence of our thoughts Is infecting our souls. We have been thinking Of our deepest dreams, Sharing the inner meaning of them With the person we love. We have been thinking Of what's wrong,what's right, what's the best, But the important is what our heart suggests. A Not Lived Romance A gloomy day is coming thruough my heart. I keep asking why. Why I cannot like my romance. I want to know the reason why My breaths can't reach his mind. Falling in my own world I just can't stop asking Why i cannot live my romance. Do i deserve all this? Do i deserve to get hurt by a dream? DrOps of memories softly touch my soul; And whispers are crossing my spirit. At last, I hope one day I'll live my impossible romance. Based On Death Note: Wait.Think.Act. Justice.Seen in opposite ways. Wait. Think. Act. This is only a game. Who is going to lose? Who is going to leave this world? This is a challange. Just one will win. Take a deep breath. Chasing events,time,lives. Playing with death. Waiting for every move. Thinking up how to beat the rival. Acting before it's too late. No time for mercy. Wait for the future, Act in the present, Think of the past, Until the game will last. |
2009-10-24, 21:03 | Link #274 |
Frandle & Nightbag
Join Date: Oct 2009
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drop, guest
when she is in freefall arms, fingers spread from the peak of the other, silver side to the concrete floor plays me a song on bohemian instruments bowls for percussion plaintive chords from glass chance not to sleep or tomorrow your guest was gone in two days time (one if it's hot) never was there the only one who sustains her after the fall, after the marriage with the ground is the witness drop, guest, while everyone's looking
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2009-10-25, 23:33 | Link #275 |
king of the fire
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: The land of tourist traps, old people and oranges. oh! and also spaceships!!
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I've been Writing on a seven-book series for awhile now. I'm only on book three and still trying to get every little wrinkle out of it. people have told me to publish the damn things but I'm still terrified of the prospect at this time. I've written five short stories on the main character of the books and each and every place I send them to tell me they're too violent so it doesn't bode well with my feelings of publishing the books -_-;
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2009-11-01, 15:22 | Link #276 |
Aspiring Aspirer
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There's a line between tasteful violence and tasteless violence.
You should look at how the violence contributes or detracts from your message and your story. The violence should have some sort of meaning, not something you add in to excite or disgust. It should be something that makes itself important to the story. I find that the world authors describe are seemingly without violence and cruelty, and sometimes only full of violence and cruelty. Because those things make the setting or do something else other than spill blood. There's no problem focusing on violence, a lot of books do, but the violence is used more as a plot device than anything. I wish you luck and I'm impressed you got a lot done, I was never a one to finish long projects and I gotta say you got some real commitment!
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2009-11-01, 15:50 | Link #277 |
Zapped by Magic Moonlight
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: I'M NOT GONNA TELL YOU WHERE I LIVE, YOU STALKER!! X3
Age: 27
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2009-11-01, 18:47 | Link #278 | |
Aspiring Aspirer
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I've finished my preface; its quite self-demeaning :/ Spoiler for Preface & Chapter Four:
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