Two poems for you, because otherwise, I might end up being--gasp!--productive tonight.

"Untitled" is my favourite, and also desperately needs to be read. Because I hope it will make you grin as badly as it made me grin. :D

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Another poem from me--comments, anyone ( Read more... )

Inspired by hearing about the tragic end of Iphegenia, the daughter of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon, in my Great Con class. In fact, Imma go ahead and blame all my poeming for a while on Great Con ( Read more... )

More poems about dead Greek chicks. Fr srs, next series of poems: Dead Shakespearean Chicks ft. Maidens Who Don't Float, And Other Groups Ophelia Joined ( Read more... )

Another someone who got the rough end of things in the Odyssey. Moral of the readings: it sucked to be female in Ancient Greece. And married. Being married inevitably meant abandonment, apparently ( Read more... )

Another of the epic poetry spam.

CirceCirce, like a child ( Read more... )

So, as those of you with whom I am facebook friends are aware, I have this thing where I write poetry about historical characters that capture my imagination. Usually, it's dead Greek girls. (Blame Great Con. I certainly do.) However, I've recently rediscovered a few of my pieces from last year--last January, in fact--that focus on other people. ( Read more... )

Yay, something not fall-down angsty! It's an inspiring change, I know.

As usual, trying something out. Please comment with your thoughts.

Good Night, Golden GirlGood night, golden girl ( Read more... )

 Rich texting for ONCE in my LJ life because, ho shizz, I don't know if the formatting will preserve properly if I C&P this out of the Word doc. And so much of this is formatting.

So here it is, a poem I spent, meh, five minutes on? The hardest part was settling how that first chunk was gonna run. After that...yeah, shit wrote itself.

I consider this ( Read more... )