I love this poem. It is so beautiful and communicates something I think a lot of people relate to, but don't want to or don't know how to tell people about.
I am in Oregon, and here, we have a ban on all electronics that are from home. I am surprised that here, people are handling the rule well. People can take their phones out after school ends, so getting out of the school is both crowded and screen filled.
I typically will look through my Word doc of poems and just pick one to post. I don't write with the thought of posting it in mind. I write with the thought of my message in mind, and then I post it if I think it is good enough. Writing poems takes about 2 minutes to an hour, depending on the length and the amount of editing required. It really depends, though; sometimes an idea just comes up out of nowhere, and I write it in five minutes!
I love this poem. It is so beautiful and communicates something I think a lot of people relate to, but don't want to or don't know how to tell people about.
Thank you!!
This work feels so surreal, like a dream!
I really love the way the &s speed up throughout the paragraph, making it feel more and more frantic
I am in Oregon, and here, we have a ban on all electronics that are from home. I am surprised that here, people are handling the rule well. People can take their phones out after school ends, so getting out of the school is both crowded and screen filled.
I love this sm
Thank you!!
this is beautiful!
is the plural for computer mouse computer mice? haha I'm not sure
I typically will look through my Word doc of poems and just pick one to post. I don't write with the thought of posting it in mind. I write with the thought of my message in mind, and then I post it if I think it is good enough. Writing poems takes about 2 minutes to an hour, depending on the length and the amount of editing required. It really depends, though; sometimes an idea just comes up out of nowhere, and I write it in five minutes!