a poem i wrote in 15 mins for an interview

[1mpuls3]

Re: a poem i wrote in 15 mins for an interview

I don't like it at all. Writing something in 15 minutes will be bad anyway. The first draft of anything is always crap. Even if you fixed it up I don't think I would like it. It seems as if you wrote it because you had to write it and not because you wanted to.

[kitkat9]

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I did write it because i had to write it, but the whole idea was something that I did want to write about. So in a way it's 50/50

[1mpuls3]

Re: a poem i wrote in 15 mins for an interview

I did write it because i had to write it, but the whole idea was something that I did want to write about. So in a way it's 50/50

Still the best work I have ever written was because at one in the morning something sparked an interest in me to write about something. The fact is I didn't have to write it at all. Yes some works are good that was I was forced to write because of school and what not, but they don't have as much feeling and intensity as an on the spot completely random writing mood. I only get that mood about once every two months.

[kitkat9]

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Yes, I fully understand your reasoning, I have certain ideas that pop into my head, and they have turned out good. This is just something that I was forced to write, that I personally liked. I do appreciate what you have said though. =)

[f2ppure]

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absolutely impressive, especially for writting in 15 minutes. only bad part is "A ear", unless that was your intent

[kitkat9]

Re: a poem i wrote in 15 mins for an interview

absolutely impressive, especially for writting in 15 minutes. only bad part is "A ear", unless that was your intent

Actually it was an accident, as were my other punctuation and spelling errors. I posted this on a cell phone, the G1, and it is very hard to do editing with that thing.

[f2ppure]

Re: a poem i wrote in 15 mins for an interview

Actually it was an accident, as were my other punctuation and spelling errors. I posted this on a cell phone, the G1, and it is very hard to do editing with that thing.

oh ok lol . well that's amazing you had only one mistake , one, for having only 15 minutes, and two, for doing it on a cell phone .

[kitkat9]

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oh ok lol . well that's amazing you had only one mistake , one, for having only 15 minutes, and two, for doing it on a cell phone .

Haha.

[mead1]

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Rule of thumb for lit. forum: If you have nothing negative to say, say nothing at all. Dick sucking doesn't help anyone become a better author.

[kitkat9]

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Hmm...That really is'nt very nice. And it shouldn't matter to you whether he was complimenting my work or not. If you would like to say something about my writing please say it and leave the poor man alone.

[All_That_Chaz]

Re: a poem i wrote in 15 mins for an interview

Rule of thumb for lit. forum: If you have nothing negative to say, say nothing at all. Dick sucking doesn't help anyone become a better author.

Hmm...That really is'nt very nice. And it shouldn't matter to you whether he was complimenting my work or not. If you would like to say something about my writing please say it and leave the poor man alone.

No, mead's right. Posts in the lit forum should be pointed at making the original poster grow as a writer. It's fine if you like it, but if you're going to post that you like it, say what about it you liked. Go into detail about why you liked it. But really before the end of any post you should write something that helps the author improve his or her writing. Nothing is too good that you can't nitpick it. Except maybe War and Peace, but Tolstoy hasn't posted here in forever.