NovemberGuest
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November!! Where have you been? I have poems to show you. I mean, if you're interested.

Okay, so basically because no one's wrote on here for roughly four months, and because I haven't been on here in about four months too - I'm saying hello.

How have you been? Writing much?

I wish you a Happy 2010, wherever you may be. A humble new year's present for you, hoping you come back some day:

Wait, wouldn't you be spending less time on here since you have schoolwork to do? Haha, just saying...I'd love to see some of your stuff though, if you're not too busy. And yeah, I have the worst writer's block too...it's terrible. Might possibly be worse than yours, I'm afraid. Maybe you need a muse, some inspiration?

November! Where have you been? I feel like it's been awhile. Been writing anything lately? I have!

Hello, Hello, Hello

Where have you been vacationing? Gone with your family?

I'm doing great too, very entertained composing a few poems I wish I could post here one day, and a few lower quality rhymes too. Have you been writing anything lately?

It's Friend's Day in my country today. I figure it's not in the US, but anyways Happy Friend's Day

I laughed so hard at 'Some Like it Hot'; it was just so cleverly funny.
I must admit, those (and a few others, I can't think of now) are the only Classics I've ever watched.
Are you a fan of them? And if so, would you be so kind as to recommend a few?

Hi November, how's your life?

Been wondering if you've had the chance to check how your game is doing (that one with the three nouns and two verbs). There are some stories on that thread already, some are mine. Check it when you have time and tell me what you think, okay?

Nice meeting you too

That's more or less the same I found. Anyhow, I've come to believe that maybe, and just maybe because I'm not sure, Angela Morgan borrowed some of Whitman's lines to make a poem of her own inspired by them, but that's just a mild guess of mine
I wanted to post a thread too, to ask people here in case someone has better info, but I refrained since it's your signature and I feel you have the right to ask first

Haha yeah, that's why I like em too. I wish I could understand them too. Oh, yeah, odi et amo is Latin for "I love and I hate". Catullus was trying to show how conflicted he was about this one woman he loved. Sometimes he loved, her, sometimes he didn't. Good guess! What other poets do you like?