Let Morrissey read your journal? Would you feel comfortable if he read your poetry? I would be mortified!
I think the last poem I wrote was a 24 verse man-on-man-on-man pornographic haiku. So yes, I suspect I'd be just a wee bit uncomfy.
Let Morrissey read your journal? Would you feel comfortable if he read your poetry? I would be mortified!
i would be comfortable enough to let him. I'd love to hear what he thinks about it.. even if he doesn't like it. The things i write are the things i feel and i could never be ashamed of what i feel because that's part of who i am and i'm proud to be the way i am.
A haiku must be 5 - 7 - 5, 24 verse cannot be considered as one.
Don't write a journal anymore.
Ain't writ a poem for quite a while.
Ran out of ink two months before.
Forgotten all my sense of style.
No ire, no fire, no love or lust
To spur the couplets from my pen.
My diary sits and gathers dust
An unnoteworthy day, again.
Let Morrissey read your journal? Would you feel comfortable if he read your poetry?
Once I rejoiced in rhyming play
But now I fiddle with my bling
And now the Muse has flown away
Who gives a damn, just pass the gin.
Well I let Anthony Trollope write on my toilet paper. I'm very open minded.
Are you looking for the journals section on the site? Ok, go down Swords Forest, turn left at Kewpie, cross the main page, go past Slashdot, turn around, and it's the fifth on your right.
Dudu and TCM, are you both serhai kukillers? Fookinskerry to rhyme naturally, as natural as rain in Kerry but not to fookinme!
The moonlight floods the blank page. That's
Cold Midnight's taunt to throw at me.
My boxes of cremated cats
Could come up with more poetry.
I've tried it all, I should retire
Not moonlight, cats, or tea or frink
If only poison could inspire
I'd bow my head, and take a drink.
how did this question even think itself up in your mind.
Well, stephsteph, I have a journal, and I do write poetry, and I thought it was a valid and interesting question.