Thanks! The next five poems tell a story about two characters in my book series. One was murdered, and each poem represents one of the five stages of grief the other goes through. I researched the five stages, so it should be somewhat accurate. 'The sunset' becomes a metaphor often used in the next few poems.
Oh, thank you so much! I personally find time travel, especially in movies like the third Harry Potter (seriously, WHY, JK Rowling) so freaking annoying, so I hope someone is able to create something excellent with the right prompt!
Your point about the struggles of sidekicks being more intense or just plain worse is super true! Personally, when I'm writing and don't have a ton of experience with a struggle but I still want to have diversity in the experiences of my characters, I will give the struggle to one of the side characters, though I often think about if it's better to have more mostly good representation for certain struggles, or less really good representation. (Sorry that was a bit of rambling), but anyways, I really like this piece!
This looks like a professional photographer took these photos. This is amazing.
I like the message of the poem, it's a very interesting point of view and it's very moving.
The colors of these are insane!
Thanks! The next five poems tell a story about two characters in my book series. One was murdered, and each poem represents one of the five stages of grief the other goes through. I researched the five stages, so it should be somewhat accurate. 'The sunset' becomes a metaphor often used in the next few poems.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I really love Gay's works and I think everyone should be able to revel in their own delight!
Oh, thank you so much! I personally find time travel, especially in movies like the third Harry Potter (seriously, WHY, JK Rowling) so freaking annoying, so I hope someone is able to create something excellent with the right prompt!
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Thanks!
Your point about the struggles of sidekicks being more intense or just plain worse is super true! Personally, when I'm writing and don't have a ton of experience with a struggle but I still want to have diversity in the experiences of my characters, I will give the struggle to one of the side characters, though I often think about if it's better to have more mostly good representation for certain struggles, or less really good representation. (Sorry that was a bit of rambling), but anyways, I really like this piece!