*laughs*
Yeh, that's a good one.

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I can remember the days that a 'bookmark' was a piece of paper, usually hard cardboard, that one used to mark where they last were in a book that they were reading.
Computers have changed the universe.
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I do believe that writing classes can be very dangerous for a persons personal style. Though if the person is strong enough to do it and wants to learn new ways to approach writing, go for it.
Unfortunately, a lot of what passes for "personal style" is just utter shit, but no one wants to say so because they are afraid of hurting feelings, or because it isn't acceptable to challenge someone's creativity. Just because someone "created" something doesn't make it art, and it doesn't make it good. I'm not saying that only people who have formally studied can write good poetry, but there are very few examples of great poets that never studied the art at some level. And really, if the person's "style" is not strong enough, as you put it, then really, what are the odds that it was producing anything worth reading to begin with?
**EDIT: This is purely in response to Catnip's remark, and in no way a reflection of the poem that started this thread, which I have completely forgotten.
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Now, I'll tell you the secret of the perfect blowjob.
You need to enjoy it yourself.
Only way to give it is to love it, and it's different from man to man.
When you plead with your eyes for him to last longer for your own pleasure of playing with it, then you got it about right.
*sniffle* That may be the most beautiful thing I have ever read, lil Kitty. I think I'm in love.