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NO ORKS? *stifles a cheer* Like the first one... it looks like she has a hula hoop of music. :D And the harpy also looks neato... though slightly creepy. Then ...

Hehehe, with the roots like that, it looks like the tree is jumping on a trampoline! :D And Wacom tablet? Oooo... yummy. :D

Since this doesn't seem to be much like a poem, I'm moving it to the welcome forum. ;) Welcome!

Tarin's about thirteen or so... young enough to be young and considered a child, perhaps, and old enough to be lucid. But little kids are surprisingly smart. I wouldn't hold ...

Yay! Thanks so much for reading and commenting. And it is kinda depressing, I suppose. >< Not really the happiest poem around anyway. But I'm glad it's depressing without being ...

If there was time-traveling, this is it fingers lingering over embossed letters on cheap hallmark cards -- Christmas has come, rejoice! And in the corner scrawled out by an arthritic ...

Hehe, not Claude! Claudette. ;) Heheh, your tips are fun to read! It gives me ideas for the new stories anyway. It'll be interesting when Shea meets Pearl, LMAO. :D ...

Ever read Dicken's Christmas Carol? Yep! People in the olden days used to write ghost stories for Christmas. Try your hand at it here. :D

For some bizarre reason, I think of carmel. -- Sadie's father And I think of a juicy steak. We should probably get something to eat, shouldn't we? -- Daniel Have ...

Hehe! Funny story. :) Let's go through the details? 1. The introduction doesn't achieve its ironic effect. You have this wording, describing this place as an ideal place, and this ...

... that is truly disturbing. xD

*muses* Well, I think auxillery verb are verbs like "was" "had been" and all that other stuff. So basically, instead of making everything like "he did," "he said" and so ...

Hehehe... I imitated it from Jane Austen. Look at Pride and Prejudice (which happens to be my favorite book of hers, lol) and every chapter there is a short story ...

If someone disagrees with a point another has made, they should say so. It's much better for the author to get two sides of a story. Yeah, but you don't ...

Hahaha... the sad part is, I am confused about the grammar part of the lesson, yet I supposedly did a tutorial about it. XD