http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/-t1.htm Talk about your favorite books and post your writing here. Fri, 03 Apr 2009 17:26:53 GMT 10 http://hitskin.com/themes/13/40/24/i_logo.jpg http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/-t1.htm http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/audio-books-t384.htm bleed1more4me i don't read... because i'm dyslexic and i get too frustrated reading books... however i do like stories, so sometimes i opt to use audio books... even that though can be annoying, because they tend to read them in a way that to me at least makes me feel like i'm and idiot, i hate when they're saying things like "hello i'm patrick and i'll be reading to you today..." just wondering if anyone else has that feeling... Reading and Writing Fri, 03 Apr 2009 17:26:53 GMT http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/audio-books-t384.htm#9466 http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/audio-books-t384.htm http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/what-are-you-reading-right-now-t107.htm Kelticmaddox What are you reading and how are you liking it? Once you finish it, tell us if you would reccomend it. I am reading The Road by Cormac McCarthy The writing is unique and very descriptive. I haven't gotten very far yet, but so far McCarthy has painted a dreary picture of a post-apocolyptic world where a man and his boy are trying to survive. They are following a road to somewhere...or to find something, and I can't wait to find out exactly where they are traveling to. Reading and Writing Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:39:02 GMT http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/what-are-you-reading-right-now-t107.htm#1769 http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/what-are-you-reading-right-now-t107.htm http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/hotel-escape-t306.htm Alexander thanks for reading. oh susan, your mother made shivers up your spine created you from the blanket ice that she founded in the spare room wrapped tight oh, bound by time dear body of mine, couldn't you take these last few breaths precisely in sync with the church's chimes left somberly in your debt forever until we'll have met face to face in that forever place you know, I was brought to life. delivered and conceived at the same time a cloud formed in ... Reading and Writing Mon, 09 Feb 2009 21:10:24 GMT http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/hotel-escape-t306.htm#7070 http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/hotel-escape-t306.htm http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/so-umm-first-poem-ever-t119.htm ichthuz yeah. my guitar has a broken string. so i wrote a poem --------------------- If I weren't here. Would I be campaigning in the bay Fighting for the rights Of people to have a life Regardless of their actions Or would I be liberating third world countries At the point of a gun Making sure they were aware Of the American dream Would I be doing lines off the sidewalk breaking windows slashing tires Trying to find anything If I weren't ... Reading and Writing Wed, 24 Sep 2008 01:07:19 GMT http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/so-umm-first-poem-ever-t119.htm#2142 http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/so-umm-first-poem-ever-t119.htm http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/can-we-put-poetry-here-t87.htm Anonymous Rogues Gallery Swirling colours fill a palette painted charcoal grey, Drawing eyes toward a sanctuary near but not beholden. An architect’s gentle hand weaves the mastery of love, Veiled behind her telling smile, the face of a thousand masks. In place of a brushstroke, a soul descends, Carrying with it the eternal dream of awakening. “It is not for the spectator to decide this; The architect’s hand bends to her own will and no one else’s. Let the one who is willing to receive ... Reading and Writing Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:31:00 GMT http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/can-we-put-poetry-here-t87.htm#1382 http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/can-we-put-poetry-here-t87.htm http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/a-few-recent-things-t113.htm imza shmo For Tomorrow Colored wings and tufts of upturned grass that fold under bare feet; Summer's smells and all the things imagined more than felt; We grow up, grow old, grow silent, and we don't dream for tomorrow anymore. In one bittersweet assurance, We will be mourned. Flea Market Parched breaths spoke silence, lightly labored in the morning air. Wrinkled hands tilled usefulness and the old man shuffled forth. All around, tables ... Reading and Writing Sun, 14 Sep 2008 10:06:01 GMT http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/a-few-recent-things-t113.htm#1902 http://ohlovely.forumotion.net/reading-and-writing-f9/a-few-recent-things-t113.htm