Odd_Man_Out
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- Joined
- Apr 29, 2007
- Posts
- 90
Ok, first off.......the general questions.
*What you hope to get out of your time at lit (please include level of critique you are looking for)
I hope that in posting these works of mine from the last two years [most of them anyway] I can get some good feedback either in the positive or negative. I dont mind the generic comments, but if you're going to make them, at least tell me which poem you're talking about and give something specific that you liked about it [could be wording, flow, emotional attachment, etc....].
If you could, I would appriciate it immensily if you would write a sentance or two about how you're feeling as you read it [not like analyzing the poem] as I'm trying to make people feel the emotion expressed in to poem.
*What do you hope to contribute to the poetry community at literotica? What role do you see yourself playing here?
I hope to help people make their works better and offer my advice to those who would best appear to benefit from it. I would also like to learn from many of the other users on here about and how to write many different kinds of poems so I can add a wide variety to my poems so that people who many not like the style in which i tend to write can also be affected by what I write.
*How would you describe your writing?
My writing is intended to reach out to the person reading and actually make them feel the emotions of the author, almost as if the poem was describing a part of their life. A lot of my works are what people call "negative emotions" [sadness, depression, anger, worthlessness, etc.....] but I have a few happier ones as well which convey a message of hope and joy. Mainly I write with whatever emotion i'm overwhelmed with when i decide to write a poem; but unlike a lot of people I can also create a poem realitivly quickly if given a topic [i work best with emotional topics] and a little time.
If there's anything else that you wish to contact me about or ask, feel free to PM me.
Thanks a ton for taking the time to help a fellow poet inprove and learn, you're efforts will not be in vain, nor will they ever go unappriciated.
---Ryan
*What you hope to get out of your time at lit (please include level of critique you are looking for)
I hope that in posting these works of mine from the last two years [most of them anyway] I can get some good feedback either in the positive or negative. I dont mind the generic comments, but if you're going to make them, at least tell me which poem you're talking about and give something specific that you liked about it [could be wording, flow, emotional attachment, etc....].
If you could, I would appriciate it immensily if you would write a sentance or two about how you're feeling as you read it [not like analyzing the poem] as I'm trying to make people feel the emotion expressed in to poem.
*What do you hope to contribute to the poetry community at literotica? What role do you see yourself playing here?
I hope to help people make their works better and offer my advice to those who would best appear to benefit from it. I would also like to learn from many of the other users on here about and how to write many different kinds of poems so I can add a wide variety to my poems so that people who many not like the style in which i tend to write can also be affected by what I write.
*How would you describe your writing?
My writing is intended to reach out to the person reading and actually make them feel the emotions of the author, almost as if the poem was describing a part of their life. A lot of my works are what people call "negative emotions" [sadness, depression, anger, worthlessness, etc.....] but I have a few happier ones as well which convey a message of hope and joy. Mainly I write with whatever emotion i'm overwhelmed with when i decide to write a poem; but unlike a lot of people I can also create a poem realitivly quickly if given a topic [i work best with emotional topics] and a little time.
If there's anything else that you wish to contact me about or ask, feel free to PM me.
Thanks a ton for taking the time to help a fellow poet inprove and learn, you're efforts will not be in vain, nor will they ever go unappriciated.
---Ryan
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