Mark Kamibaya

@spradlin. @spradlin. @spradlin. *realizes that @dragon-snapper has not melted the phone, even though I am melting myself* Hello, hello, hello…what…She’s busy?!?! Impossible!!! No, not impossible that she’s busy, just terrible timing. Please tell her that it is urgent since it is for the January theme of beginnings and so on. Thank you. *hangs up*

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

I wasn’t cheating! I was being resourceful.

Somebody needs to put that in a book. *smirk*

@Daeus

*hides* I don’t read Shakespeare. 🙂 *cowers*
@daeus Why is “muse” a “she”???? *raises eyebrow.*

*hides* I don’t read Shakespeare. 🙂 *cowers*

*claps* There you are @dragon-snapper. That’s how it’s done. Now she’ll be your slave forever.

@daeus Actually… 🙂 *evil chuckle*
Muse! You shall thus bow to my every whim! Fight this thing that you call ‘Writer’s Block’ and overcome it with your AmuseING humor. Bow!

I wasn’t cheating! I was being resourceful.

Yes! Shakespeare. Though technically you cheated. *scowls* Okay, does anybody know what play that’s from?

@Daeus

@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]

Shakespear? I don’t know, I just know that there’s a book on him called Brightest heaven of invention.

@kate-flournoy lol. It creeps me out too. I like the picture, but I think I’m not used to the smile yet.

‘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

@hannah-c Haha! Probably! Then they won’t yowl at night or spray outside the window…

Yeah. What he said. Also, authenticity. The key to any poem is authenticity, but an un-authentic rhyming poem can get away with it because the words sound pleasant even without their meaning, but free-verse doesn’t have that.

And I concur. Talk to @Spradlin. 😀

@dragon-snapper Um… I don’t know, but if you threaten to consume your muse with fire, I’m sure that it will be more than willing to serve you.

@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*

@anne-of-lothlorien To be perfectly honest, I’m not so eager for Rogue 1. *shrugs* And that Star Wars told my Emoji was adorable! 😀

@daeus I agree with @kate-flournoy.

@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]