Snoink

Well, now I'm never going to catch up. Never say never! :P Besides, maybe I'll turn into a pink flamingo, won't be able to type, and then you'll definitely get ...

Woo! Go snoinkers! You have to get to 10.000 soon, so we can know what the secret level is! Haha, don't worry! That's the goal. :)

...pink flamingo?

So! Truth or dare! Hypothetically, let's say you click on a story on YWS and lo! It has no grammatical or spelling errors. This is all very hypothetical, by the ...

Oooooo.... I liked this stanza: IV. Your life is Changing and you Don’t know why, The world is Screaming so You cry, cry, Cry. And I don't even know why. ...

Or you can twist it around in such different ways that the said prompter will look at you like you're a crazy person. XD But yes! It does help! :D

Let's hope it's a lucky number! :D

Don't worry so much about rhyming! Just get your poem out... it really doesn't have to rhyme to be poetry. :D

Hello again! I think this poem would be much better than it is currently if you added some examples in it. :) For example, if I had an essay about ...

Hello and welcome to YWS! I haven't really seen you yet... which is kind of sad really, but whatever! I think this poem would be much more powerful if you ...

My favorite of this poem was the first three lines: I am only a heresy, Wishing to end this pointless, endless dance And run off with the sky. Because it ...

Hello and welcome to YWS! :D I'm interested in this Anna character... perhaps, in this poem, you can add a little more back-story on her? Sort of like in "Lullaby" ...

Oooooh... I love the idea. Anything with colors makes me happy! I just love using symbolism and stuff for colors. My favorite part has to be this line, "They paint ...

Hmm... well, the beginning doesn't really catch because "makes," "hate," "contemplate," and "aches" are so similar that at first I thought that you were using an aaaa format instead of ...

Love, you know you want to use the YWS spell checker. There are just too many misspellings in here! ;) I digress. The poem seems to be avoiding the Main ...