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muse ariadne writing club
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hellooo my prompt fill for this week is up! https://mism4tchedsocks.neocities.org/crea/muse/evolution had so much fun with this.... careful with the "unleash the though process" thing, there's A Lot lmao
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hi!! i'd love to join, i've made a page here https://grlrot.neocities.org/writing :D
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tehuan
5 days ago
omg yay !! excited to have u :]] would you mind making ur page designated as /muse instead of /writing ? also totally okay to like... put /muse pages under /writing categories & stuff. just trying to maintain continuity as much as possible ! regardless, will add u soon !
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muse ariadne writing club was updated.
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hi everyone! your answers for this last week's prompt were all beautiful :] i'm excited to see what you have to say about this next one! write about evolution and devolution. how do we unravel & re-ravel? think about what histories our bodies & communities & species & worlds are made of.
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Here's our prompt fill for the week of May 6th. https://manyface.neocities.org/muse#trace - Efir
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ryomakesthings
1 week ago
love the use of the Shakespearean sonnet and iambic pentameter, you always build such beautiful imagery in your poems. especially like the recurring contrast between the spiritual and carnal planes!
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owlroost
4 days ago
That first line? Brilliant. Got my attention immediately because of the imagery of it. The first lines for each stanza, really, but especially the very first one.
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manyface
3 days ago
@ryo Thank you so much! I appreciate this. I actually read a lot of Baudelaire poems from The Flowers of Evil because @melxncholyman has a page dedicated to them, so this was sort of a response to what I read. Although, I am all about carnal spirituality! - Efir
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manyface
3 days ago
@owlroost Thank you so much. I really wanted to bring the image of trace elements of decaying bodies being a part of living plants. - Efir
made my fill for this week + the softness prompt :) https://mism4tchedsocks.neocities.org/crea/muse/trace ; https://mism4tchedsocks.neocities.org/crea/muse/softness
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manyface
1 week ago
this is a really cool interpretation of the prompt!!! well done, i liked reading it a lot!!
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manyface
1 week ago
oh omg i just saw the softness prompt... it's so lovely!!! you did an amazing job!! i really feel that about my sister!
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ryomakesthings
1 week ago
there is so much emotional vulnerability and openness in your work - I especially like how you used the comic format in the prompt from a few weeks ago!
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mine for this week, although i think i am a little late ^.^ https://8ballbice.neocities.org/muse
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may 6th fillllllllll :3 https://caesthoffe.neocities.org/writing/muse#week-14
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ryomakesthings
1 week ago
this is such a sweet poem, there is almost a kind of nostalgia in it. also love how compact it is, I think the length works really well!
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may 6 prompt fill! https://symphony.surgery/muse/maynine
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ryomakesthings
1 week ago
I really like the choice of formatting it as a prayer, it's a real bittersweet poem in that sense - how it speaks to a certain hope within the desperation and grief. great job!
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manyface
1 week ago
this is extremely beautiful, i love it so much. pj strikes once again with poetry that speaks to my soul - j
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oh i LOVE this, the last stanza especially, and the use of slashes to make it keep going is so awesome...
That second stanza... that Resonated. May those that come after have bread pudding and tangerines (good taste).
I love the bittersweet feeling of this poem - especially the wall of slashes at the end, the empty space is very powerful!
Love this!