Safe_Bet
No she's not back I'm Amy
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I want to develop some new 'poem' muscles and I welcome you along as well. This is going to be a two-part challenge:
Challenge Part #1: Write a poem from the exact opposite view point of what you actually are.
For example, as a femme lesbian - I'm going to write a poem as if I were a macho dude. It is easy for me to write something from the "done" aspect, but as a male "do'er" is going to be a challenge (even with Amy as a role model
).
Challenge Part #2: Critique two poems that MATCH who you really are. For example, I'll critique points of a femme lesbian poem written by one of you macho dudes/dudettes. These critiques certainly may discuss the actual poem, but should go farther to correct any genre / gender specific inaccuracies, such as: not all dykes ride trikes (Amy rides a Sportster & I ride bitch
) ; no, if you had the chance you COULD NOT turn me hetero; not all lesbians like getting it in the ass with a 18" strap on (only SOME of us!
)
Challenge Part #1: Write a poem from the exact opposite view point of what you actually are.
For example, as a femme lesbian - I'm going to write a poem as if I were a macho dude. It is easy for me to write something from the "done" aspect, but as a male "do'er" is going to be a challenge (even with Amy as a role model
Challenge Part #2: Critique two poems that MATCH who you really are. For example, I'll critique points of a femme lesbian poem written by one of you macho dudes/dudettes. These critiques certainly may discuss the actual poem, but should go farther to correct any genre / gender specific inaccuracies, such as: not all dykes ride trikes (Amy rides a Sportster & I ride bitch
