Ohreemamma

 Tears of joy.   For the very warm reception of my poem "Life and a Lady". For the sincere comments. For telling me I'm doing good at free verse, even though I think I'm still lacking. Really, it had to be my most popular poem to date... I submit it last night and didn't expect for anything to happen. But when I woke up today, the number of views and faves surprised me. Now, it has more or less 800 views, and a hundred and one favorites! But that was just a half of the whole happiness package! What I loved the most was the nice comments I received... Words of appreciation, words of approval, words of how my poem touched them. Some even

Membership Form (for the group Literary Movement) 1. When did you first start writing?    -Second year high school, when I was about 13 years old. 2. Why do you write?    -I wrote because I had no one to talk to but my two best friends who were introverted but we share  a common love for literature, particularly writing stories and poems. I became a little introverted, but writing became my escape. It's a little ironic but yes, I write because of this. 3. What specific area would you like to improve in? (i.e. flow, character development, etc.)    -I have a tendency to stick to one style of writing only, which is traditional and fixed

Finally, a journal entry... I'm not dead, okay? Still here! I'm still alive, I'm still alive... (NP: Big Bang - STILL ALIVE)   Journal entries should be written on regularly, right? But if I'm not lazy, I'm busy. So yeah. And I'd like to put away my last journal, because genius as I am, I didn't put into plan what would I say to him if he found that... I'm dead. BUT! I'm still alive... so I'm writing how the past week had been to me! Second year in college. And medtech as I see it has become like an arts course to me. Everything had to be portrayed creatively. Be it reporting, and there's this class in lterature, movie-making and stage