Dakota

@naiya-dyani
I really like this!! Thank you so much  for sharing!

@andrew Thank you!

That’s neat! If they become poems, will you ne posting them on here?

@parker  @evelyn @andrew   @libby  @jenwriter17 @nuetrobolt  @ericawordsmith @jane-maree @serenity @the-fledgling-artist   @katthewriter  @e-b-raulands   @emberynus-the-dragonslayer ( please tag some others who think might like this)

This one I just recently finished after about a month of struggling with it and forgetting about it. As always,…[Read more]

@snapper Absolutely! 🤣🤣

I really like this!! Good job!

Congratulations to everyone! I didn’t’ finished but I still had fun! 🙂

Argh! Sorry about the extra junk in my post. I don’t know how that happened! 🙁

<p style=”text-align: left;”>@katthewriter Just found this thread and read your poem.</p>
<p style=”text-align: left;”>I really, really like it! It captures the way a lot of writers, whether poets or not, feel sometimes, myself included. And I LOVE using repititions in poetry!</p>
And, like it has been said here already, this is great for a first…[Read more]

@jane-maree

*Strings another arrow on my bow and spurs warhorse* I’ve been already afield. So far I have 584 words and counting.

@candide I’m glad I can encourage you!

@katthewriter (BTW Happy Thanksgiving!! )

@katthewriter She raised an eyebrow in surprise and curiosity. “Really? I come to these woods often and have never seen another person here until today. Are you sure?” (she’s not being stuck up; she’s just wants to know because she has never seen people here before).

@katthewriter

The bushes parted and a youth stepped out, hand lingering near a knife at his belt. His dark eyes swept over, as if searching for something. “I’m . . . Joe.” <i>He said. </i>

Megyn let her breath out slowly while she looked steadily at him. “He doesn’t appear to be anyone to fear.” She thought. I’ll try to be as friendly as p…[Read more]

@katthewriter

“I live near here.” She replied. “I come out here to enjoy nature, read books, write and play my cello.” ‘Lord, please protect me.’ She prayed silently.

She cleared her throat and spoke boldly,”May I ask who you are?”

Would your character rather, be really hot all the time, or really cold?
Dayton: *rolls her eyes* “Cold, I suppose.”

Alan: “Yeah. That way, when we respond to fire, we won’t suffocate or  overheat from wearing all the whatever hundred pounds of stuff every time.”

Dayton: *glares at him* “You only have to wear 56 pounds, Rookie.”

Alan:…[Read more]

@e-b-raulands I think you should be allowed to vote. You’re the one who began this thread in the first place. 🙂 And thanks!

So, what shall we vote on first?

@e-b-raulands  (That’s alright!🙂And welcome back!)

Amber suddenly stepped forward and grasped Megyn’s shoulder. “Do you know anything about first-aid?”

“Just the basics.” Megyn looked her wonderingly. “Why?”

@katthewriter

@ellen-blanc For now the active ones should vote; although if others become active, they also should be granted voting privileges.

@katthewriter Megyn couldn’t help but stiffen a little at the gruffness of his voice. ‘Doesn’t sound so far like the friendly type. But here’a goes.’ “I’m Megyn Harris.”  She replied, her voice clear and strong. “I’m sorry if I have trespassed. I’ll leave if you wish me to.”

@katthewriter (IDK . . . computers are WEIRD!! So sorry it did that to you. 🙁  )

The sound began again. Megyn stood her ground, one hand resting on the head of her cello and the other holding the bow  . . . like a sword. ‘It’s not a very good weapon.’ She shook the thought of fighting from her head. ‘I don’t want to fight the person . . . ‘ S…[Read more]