Charge the battery of your ego with the plug that's not plugged in but charges the battery anyway of lucifer Philosophy and the grand works of the geniuses are what make us slaves. Witchcraft is defined today as outside of the religious network. Due to the reality of religious networks, witchcraft is natural if there were no religious network, and outside and opposition since there is. This is the connection of witch and satan. Satan is opposing. That is punk rock. That is a rebel without a pause. Satan is love, as it needs something to oppose. That is why satan is thought of as ba ..read more

Rules: Write a poem for national poetry month on the topic or form described. Each poem should appear as a separate reply to this thread. The goal is to, at the end of the month have written 30 poems for National Poetry Month. Write a poem about innocence regained. FORM: As with days 7 and 8, the form you used for the prompt on the 1st of April is the form you have to use now. Hope you didn't pick something too tough xD ..read more

Rules: Write a poem for national poetry month on the topic or form described. Each poem should appear as a separate reply to this thread. The goal is to, at the end of the month have written 30 poems for National Poetry Month. Write a palinode retracting a piece you've written for this month ..read more

Hi,  I'm apparently going by ArmadillosAreCool on here because it was the first thing that popped into my head when prompted to make a handle. Thanks to Knot, I suppose the abbreviated version is now aac (to be pronounced like ack, think coughing). I love to read poetry, specifically Victorian and Romantic era. I read other time periods, but that's my jam. From my favorite time period, I enjoy G. M. Hopkins, Keats, Wordsworth, Shelley, POE, and Tennyson. More randomly I like Shakespeare (by default), W. B. Yeats, Frost, Pablo Neruda (sometimes), and some Countee Cullen stuff. I re ..read more

crimson bank I recall him best under thin shade, fumbling after periscope snakes in the creek. After, he’d embrace the madrone trunk, courting relief from dry heat. Strike one, for a snake that nicked him, he shrieked and sucked imagined venom from the paper-thin wound, unlike the gaping wound that shaped a vacant world. He sat hungry for a taste of freedom, denied by a twist of fate. He cried out in accusation, blaming the well he sprang from; in vain. The well had dried since then. To him, it never bore water at all. Unto me, the well bore but a burden. Strike two, from a velvet temptati ..read more

Rules: Write a poem for national poetry month on the topic or form described. Each poem should appear as a separate reply to this thread. The goal is to, at the end of the month have written 30 poems for National Poetry Month. Write about a cat ..read more

Ashes Ashes of a church, Top Native graves ashes I hope flowers bloom ..read more

Rules: Write a poem for national poetry month on the topic or form described. Each poem should appear as a separate reply to this thread. The goal is to, at the end of the month have written 30 poems for National Poetry Month. Describe a genealogy ..read more

Rules: Write a poem for national poetry month on the topic or form described. Each poem should appear as a separate reply to this thread. The goal is to, at the end of the month have written 30 poems for National Poetry Month. Argue on behalf of some piece of media's inclusion into its respective canon, e.g. that Morbius be considered one of the greatest superhero films of the 21st century. MORE SIMPLY, write an ekphrasis ..read more

Rules: Write a poem for national poetry month on the topic or form described. Each poem should appear as a separate reply to this thread. The goal is to, at the end of the month have written 30 poems for National Poetry Month. Answer the following question: What is the writing on the wall? ALTERNATIVELY, write a nonsense poem ..read more