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Its been a while my long lost companions - I guess thats what exams do to you. Stress, halls filled with students flipping pages looking confused, stunned or just overly confident.
Hello again, and today is Sunday, January 6, 2013. When you read stories from a book on a page, your imagination brings life to a new realm. A new realm that you and only you will see.
This is my 200th post, quite a landmark for me. I found this app in the "featured" section of the App Store, about 8 months ago.
300 Opusses, Poems and writes. They've all passed, On this site. 300 composed, Published and read. Some happy, some sad. Some alive, some dead. 300 smiles, With the satisfying post.
First, I understand, Second, maybe just, Fiftieth was brilliant, One hundredth was a must. At three hundred: crazy. Another few, was great, When I reached four hundred, I was in a state.
So, I decided it would be nice to have a hard copy of some of my poems, so I emailed them to myself and printed them off, but as I opened them up, it told me ALL the little details about my work...it...
Four hundred posts I've met today, It seems the time has flown away. A busy pen and parchment spoiled, Inside my head where words have roiled.
Nobody reads the old opusses at the bottom of the list Alone forgotten Never even missed Those first few that got you on your way Are never even given a time of day. So when you are bored.
There are so many Opussians in this world of words, so I was wondering, what time is it by you. It seems as if time affects our motives and style of writing.
Any of you reading Sorrow. Unfortunately, I won't be writing it anymore as it wasn't getting anywhere and I didn't have a plan. I have been criticised for writing 'Facebook-like' posts by @AlexMurray.
This Opuss is a landmark in my Opuss career. - my 150th piece of writing on this truly beautiful little app. This is a list of my top 5 Opusses that I've written. 5. My poem "Men of Clay" 4.
I know that I haven't been active on here recently, but as all good writers know, it takes time. I can't exactly magic a poem or a story out of thin air, it takes time, and it takes thought.
One of the most useful things I learned in uni, is that an introduction should answer three W's: what are you going to do, how are you going to do it and why is it interesting.