In the interest of "spring cleaning" I've changed the design. Do you guys like it? (Can you read it...I'm a bit worried by the font but I couldn't find anything else I really liked)
Oh, and here's a poem I wrote for spring: (aka the poetry contest)
Spring Forest Haiku
Green, bright green of life;
Sticks and twigs litter the ground,
New pines poking through.
There, a fallen tree,
Laying, resting, inviting me;
Boat, bench, sofa, bed.
Here, a sturdy larch;
There, ponderosa stands tall;
Look, balsam fir sways.
Life, all around me,
Growing, spreading, flourishing,
And that's just the trees!
You like?
The purple part is a bit hard to read, but the white is fine! ;D Lucida Calligraphy? 'Tis an awesome font. ^_^
ReplyDeleteNice poem! It paints the picture of being surrounded by a forest in spring really well, good job!
Yeah...I'll have to change it. 'Tis a pity, for I love this color. Ah well.
DeleteThank you so much! :)
To bad. T_T Well, it looks awesome now! =D
ReplyDeleteSure! =)
What kind of genres do you like to write in, along with with poetry?
Thanks!
ReplyDeleteUm...I like writing fantasy novels (note: I didn't say finishing said novels), and I think that's about it. I'm a very single genre person. I could probably count on one hand the number of contemporary stories I've written.
Then, of course, there's Doctor Who fanfiction. So I suppose that's the...science fiction fanfiction genre. There are some people out there who say it's the same genre, so...basically sci-fi/fantasy. :)
And you? What kind of stuff do you like to write?
Yeah, I write fantasy too. ;D And I've only ever finished one novel. Can't say I've really written in other genres, though I want to try them out someday.
ReplyDeleteDoctor Who. xD *thinks of Rachel's somewhat confusing and convoluted explanation of it* But it did sound kind of cool. =P
Yeah, sci-fi and fantasy are often grouped together. ;)
Well, congrats on finishing at least one! :)
ReplyDelete'Tis very cool. Takes a lot of your time/thought, but it's still very cool. (is thinking DW is somewhat confusing and convulted, ergo said explanation was bound to be...)
Heh, yep. Have you read the Dragons of Starlight/Tales of Starlight by Bryan Davis? That's about the best example I can think of where sci-fi and fantasy are definitely entertwined. Good reads, too...
Thanks! =)
ReplyDeleteYeah! One of the main reasons I avoid TV and movies... gobbles up so much time. =P But they have their place. ^_^ (Aha, a confusing and convoluted show = a confusing and convoluted explanation. ;D)
I'm afraid I have not! But they are on my list of books to read, along with a few dozen others... =P
Hmm... and even in DioM, OoF, and CotB, we have a mixture... I'm thinking of Apollo, Larry, Ashley's whole lab in /The Candlestone/ and what it accomplished, and a bunch of other such things... It's kind of interesting, really... The whole series is a mixture of fantasy/sci-fi/historical fiction/etc. =D
Yeah, they are a brilliant composite of several genres. Good inspiration there...
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, indeed! ^_^
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