BlueJay

@Bluejay my advice is to not take my advice. XD

HC

@Perfectfifths Coolidge! I love cats! 😀

@Bluejay on second thought it sounds worse than what I meant.

People: please do not swing your cats on my advice. It is very bad. Cats should be cuddled and given lots of love. Unless they’re nutcases in which case just let them live their life quietly.

HC

@Bluejay I would like to point out that I am not actually advocating swinging cats. XD

HC

@bluejay @perfectfifths Yeah, they were daughters of Zeus… like absolutely everything else. Obviously a good reason to make them our slaves.

@daeus @bluejay Would that be because the nine Muses in Greek mythology were all female?

@bluejay I’ve written free verse before. Actually, It’s a poem here on KP, if you want to check it out. It’s called the Awareness of Grace. I wrote that on a whim. Just felt like trying poetry sometime (my first poem) and that’s what happened. I’m not expert….yeah, ask @spradlin. You guys could have a nice talk on the melted chair I just gave…[Read more]

‘O, for a muse of fire, to ascend the brightest heaven of invention…’

Sorry. Couldn’t resist. If anyone on here gets that reference I shall be eternally happy…

@Daeus
@Bluejay
@Dragon-Snapper

@bluejay 😛 You can take the dragon out of the volcano, but you can’t take the volcano out of the dragon. And so sorry @spradlin. *donates half-melted chair*
I just want my muse back!!! *sigh*

@bluejay Well, free verse isn’t really my biggest thing, but I have written it a little. Others will probably give you some finer points (@spradlin, get over here!), but I think the biggest point is that you have to use As-Many-Metaphors-As-Possible. I mean, free verse by its very definition means it has no structure so the only thing you’re left…[Read more]

@daeus *eats an icecream* I’m so glad you did well! But I’m afraid I need my own muse to come back. How’d you get yours to come back????
@kate-flournoy It’s better than I did: 529 words. 😛
And on account of my unsuccessful evening, I will now proceed to melt the chairs. *melts chairs* (Sorry @bluejay)

@bluejay Well, good luck with your poem that is definitely cooperating. 😛
I did some brainstorming, now I’m working on a bit of research.
@kate-flournoy @daeus @jess @winter-rose Still writing, By the way.

@bluejay Yep, I’m here! You couldn’t see me because of the smoke. 😛
Now, back to business.

@bluejay Now I’ll ask you… Are you still writing? 😛

@bluejay I’m not sure. Is it from Davy Crockett or Daniel Boone or something?

@bluejay Ooooh… (facepalm) I didn’t realise that was the quote. 😀 That whole conversation makes sense now. XD

@bluejay Good night! 🙂 🙂

(And I don’t know, but somebody does.)

@i-j-anderson I know! Sahara! Dirk says it to the warlord’s patrol who is trying to board his boat. That’s such a cool movie; if only Eva (is that her name?) had kept more clothes on….

Hehehe, that means I get to quote one. Let’s see…
“There was no parallel to his genius.”

@bluejay?

There there @Bluejay. *pats your hand* We’re all entitled to our own opinions. I don’t think less of you for liking Peter, though I couldn’t find a single thing to like about him except a few minutes there at the end. My sympathies were entirely with Caspian, though he made mistakes too. But it’s okay dearie. We can agree to disagree. 😉