Also: How are you already on page 4?

@kari-karast

Hmmm. Ok. The character I’m thinking about bringing would love to be invisible. He’s also six, so I don’t know if I could bring myself to let people experiment on him. XD

@kari-karast

Um, I’d love to, but July is going to be really busy for me, so I won’t have much time to do it. But if you can think of a way my character can be around but only say things like two days out of the week, I’ll consider joing back in. 🙂

Oh wow. Are you guys already on Role Play 5?

@jennythefaun

Indeed! It’s good to see you as well!

I agree, The Places Beyond the Maps was definitely my favorite. Although The Prince of Yorsha Doon was pretty good in my opinion.

@jennythefaun

JENNY!

Hey!

@evelyn

You should! They’re awesome.

@evelyn

Hehe. I have more than that.

Yes! I have. Shel Silverstein is fun! As well as Ogden Nash, and T.S Eliot’s cat poems, (Which I reccomend, if you have not read them.)

I love reading more serious poetry, though. Emily Dickinson is one of my favorite poets.

@ariella-newheart

I really like your poem! It’s beautiful. And it has unity, which is awesome.

@evelyn

Hmm. It usually comes from taking an everyday thing and adding in silly or unexpected elements, which is quite fun to do. Like, say, cooking dragon meat. (I actually wrote such a poem because of a challenge a friend gave me.)

@taylorclogston

Yeah, that’s a better explanation than mine. XD And probably more accurate.

@evelyn

Hmm. More lighthearted than fantastical, really. It’s hard for me to write serious poetry.

I don’t remember for sure, but I believe that it has to do with the world in which the story takes place. Lord of the Rings takes place in an entirely fictional world, so it would be classified as “High Fantasy.” Whereas say, Harry Potter, takes place in a world that’s not entirely made up, (England) so it would be classified as “Low Fantasy.”

I don’t write poetry that often, but when I do, I enjoy it immensely.

Oh dear. I don’t think I’ve gotten more than 2000 words. XD Well, I’ll send it in anyway.

Ooh. Yess. I’ve really needed this.

Calla sighed, glancing at Aiden and Vicq. “So.. do you want me to stand guard, then?”

Me: Quite true. Quite true. I don’t think I’ve ever had a character who does exactly what I planned.

Calla: *smirks.*

Me: Yeah… Probably not.

Calla: Doesn’t matter. I’ll do it anyway.

Me: And run headfirst into the fourth wall? Why can’t you be a normal, obedient character for once?

Ohh! Ok. Cool. *thumbs up.*

Calla: And now I can punch Jefe.