WHAT why are you even asking?????? YES ABSOLUTELY that sounds so good and the gender switch=brilliant, and the Orpheus/Eurydice story doesn't get told often so yes totally you should! i would definitely read this :D happy writing!
I'm so glad you noticed the biblical parallels! Thank you so much for leaving this nice of comment, you have no idea how much it means to me for someone to like my writing. I'm not sure yet if I'll expand on these two lol but thanks for the encouragement!
This captures the stages of emotion in winter so well: the elation of that first snowfall, the peacefulness of the silent, blanketed streets, the anticipation of both the holidays, etc., and the darker parts of the season as well -- the incapacitating storms and the drudgery of the sludge that follows that eventually "ruins the perfect canvas," as you say. I loved the imagery of the "desperate penguin huddles," too. Ahhh!
Poems about writer's block or creative constipation are a favorite subgenre of mine, because they always contradict themselves within their inherent sense of consternation: You wind up making something new out of your inability to make something new. I was laughing and nodding along to this.
Wow, this is some of the most unique frost patterning I've ever seen! I thought it was a flurry at first, not frost at all. I almost see it as a crowded airspace traffic jam of paper airplanes, or confetti!
Huge dino nugget fan. I want this taped up in my dorm room. You encapsulated its essence so beautifully. Also, the shading? Like this is amazing. Love this fun drawing.
WHAT why are you even asking?????? YES ABSOLUTELY that sounds so good and the gender switch=brilliant, and the Orpheus/Eurydice story doesn't get told often so yes totally you should! i would definitely read this :D happy writing!
that's gorgeoussss
I'm so glad you noticed the biblical parallels! Thank you so much for leaving this nice of comment, you have no idea how much it means to me for someone to like my writing. I'm not sure yet if I'll expand on these two lol but thanks for the encouragement!
Thanks so much! That's super helpful. I'll let you know how it goes :)
Thank you! :)
This captures the stages of emotion in winter so well: the elation of that first snowfall, the peacefulness of the silent, blanketed streets, the anticipation of both the holidays, etc., and the darker parts of the season as well -- the incapacitating storms and the drudgery of the sludge that follows that eventually "ruins the perfect canvas," as you say. I loved the imagery of the "desperate penguin huddles," too. Ahhh!
Poems about writer's block or creative constipation are a favorite subgenre of mine, because they always contradict themselves within their inherent sense of consternation: You wind up making something new out of your inability to make something new. I was laughing and nodding along to this.
Wow, this is some of the most unique frost patterning I've ever seen! I thought it was a flurry at first, not frost at all. I almost see it as a crowded airspace traffic jam of paper airplanes, or confetti!
Huge dino nugget fan. I want this taped up in my dorm room. You encapsulated its essence so beautifully. Also, the shading? Like this is amazing. Love this fun drawing.
As a Chowder fan, I appreciate the subtle reference. Great take on this challenge!