RPGer Posted March 23, 2012 Well, after seeing the post your own art topic, I thought this would be an good topic. Under a chestnut tree, Lie some blackberries, Black as doom, Dark as a unlit room, Fat as my thumbs, Tastier than a plum, Oh so sweet, To hungrily eat! What do you have, Eurobricks? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
4WD Posted April 28, 2012 What a great idea for a topic. I'm surprised no one else has replied! I like your poem. It's simplicity is attractive, and while the imagery is "harmless", I can hardly think of a controversial way to describe blackberries. I have a poem of my own I'd like to share. I know poems are supposed to be interpreted in your own way, but I'll have to give you something to go on as it's part of a larger story: it's about an old mechanic who takes in hurt animals and builds them new body parts - which later turns into a grotesque, violent obsession. Sway within reach, The flutter of jays, To sleep and beseech, Less tiresome days By gun or by cub, The bickering doves, In love all the same. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
horizon Posted May 2, 2012 Starblade linky link: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-aXA8fc5AQ8YmQ0M2YyYTQtZjZjYy00NTY1LWIxMjQtZTNkOGQzOTZjNjky/edit?pli=1 teaser: chapter one beginning: I Dark Crescent Moon A dark crescent moon touched the edges of despair. From a long distance they came, since the Fall overshadowed by doom. __ features cool art. :) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Real Walkers Posted May 16, 2012 A poem for my creative writing course- the theme is Olympics: To represent is to compete, to compete is to be special. To be special is to be a contender and to be a contender, you need determination. The surging crowds and the flickering light of beauty wrapped around your neck. Whether it be the running or the throwing of spears, a race in water or traversing across a desert, there is victory in sight. Competition is what makes us, it lights the fire within our souls. and to light the fire within our souls, Is to light the Olympic torch. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites