Leon Fleming

@evelyn

Yeah. There’s also chrysalism. I learned that from @kate

@kayla-skywriter

‘Ight. Right. 🙂

@scribes of New Wessex

(more than that) *dumps huge jugs of iced gatorade on everybody’s head* WHAT>Great Gob, Guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We Won!!!

@kari-karast

Somewhere around 17,000. I don’t remember the exact count…I did it on my calculator and now it won’t show up, so…

@kari-karast

What character? (in Pirates?)

@tashah-claymore

I agree with you about the fourth one. *pirates* I usually go by Will from my family, but from people at school, I go by Stark (as in Tony).

I think Drithen-Keeper is fine, though the Keeper part may be a little too cliche (not saying that it is totally). How about the Drithess? Or is…[Read more]

@evelyn

Yea, I like the way it floats off the tongue. SNyD; the one of libraries, right? Same here.

Nice; I just got the first good rain this morning. Woke up to it. It was great. You ever heard of the word petrichor? It’s one of my favourite. It means the feeling you get when you betake your nose to the smell of rain after it has rained.…[Read more]

@emma-starr

Ok, thanks! Yeah, the meaning is hidden and the poem may seem like a melodious jumble of words that make no sense whatsoever. Anyway, I’ll give you a hint unto the meaning: It has to do with me coming here and experiencing all these new people who have similarities with me. If anything, I think the title should be changed. It seemed…[Read more]

@italian-stallion

Oh, heh-heh. I’d be glad to explain: ( 🙂 ); So. I said that I liked your guy’s’es train of thought, right? This is a natural phrase that many people use. But I used it literally. I like your TRAIN of THOUGHT. Thought as in mind. Right? I like the way you think. I’ll try not to be too wordy and weirdly confusing here. The pun…[Read more]

@evelyn

Nice. Is is understandable or unrelatably annoying?

@kari-karast

Gee, thanks. That’s what my parents thought. XD

@wordsmith

*feeling out of place and somewhat disheveled* Pardon for barging in like this, but I had a thought. Is not it of a provocative feeling the reality that both Wordsworth (William), Tolkien, and Lewis all had at least one of their parents die when they were still quite young? I’m sure there are others, but this, I wondered, was a…[Read more]

@evelyn

Well, I like Shut Not Your Doors, Autumn Rivulets, and The Ship Starting among other various pieces. I like the way he flows in and out in a broken yet continuous motion. His main technique, I think, is his use of longer words, and though they are sometimes unrecognizable, they really fit with the rhythmic tune of it all.

You are at the…[Read more]

@hope-mcclellan

Yeah. Thanks! Pardon on the subject change…anything else?

Hey, don’t feel bad. There’re posts on here taller than me. 🙂

@daeus-lamb

Can you change your tag? Or not?

@literatureforthelight

Yea. Hobbiton, I guess, reflects Tolkien’s personality. The road goes ever on and on…until it ends at the golden gates of splendor.

@evelyn

Yep, it’s you. Right now, I’m going for the Whitman touch. I recently began the beginnings of a poem on the beginning of Autumn. Because Autumn has just begun. It’s going pretty well. I might put it up here or somewhere sometime for critique. You ever read Whitman? (If so, I would advise only some of his works. Others aren’t so well done).

I think this is the epitome of how I feel sometimes.

@kayla-skywriter @corissa @noahlitle @literatureforthelight @daeus-lamb @bama-rose @chalice @eden-anderson @anybodyelsewhocares

@hope-mcclellan

Alright. Uhm, let’s see. So each guild is basically like the Inklings. You receive encouragement, get critiques and other stuff. Uhh, you can go to where you are looking at all the guilds and pick any guild. Then scroll down to the thing that says HOW TO JOIN A GUILD (click it and scroll down to the sub-section titled HOW THE…[Read more]

@tashah-claymore

Yea. I think they’re all unique in their own way, but for a standish-out one, I’d say either the fourth or fifth one. Though maybe Chikelu Citlali Annegret? I dunno.

XD! Yeah, my real name’s William.