#another-summer

[mezimraky]

Anne with an e content ...... Thank you

thank you for dealing with me swooning over how much i love that show !!!!

[focsle]

Came for the cool clothes stayed for the music and art

The cool clothes are definitely my method acting for drawing them haha. U don’t fully know about early 19th c shirts and fall fronts til u wear an early 19th c shirt and fall fronts.

[mezimraky]

My grandmother told us that a boy would crawl out from the top of the closets carried by a swarm of ants and eat is if we didn't go to sleep

i asked to hear about you people’s grandmas a month ago because grandmas are one of the coolest people on this planet and if any of you have any stories to share even now please do join in // thank you @another-summer 💛

oh and did he?? did you make him your friend? i sincerely hope you did a boy who only hangs out with ants and no one else must have been pretty lonely :’) surely she just worried for him and you all, she was just trying to get you to talk to him. poor shy fellow...

[a-french-guardsman]

Poetry writing process?

Dear Reader,

My Writing Process generally Lasts from Half-a-Hour to an Hour.

It Consists of, Step One: Getting a General Idea, which is Uncertain Enough. - Step Two: Start Writing one Line, and this by Imagining the Scene you should Like to Depict. - Step Three: You Realise, at this Stage, that Poetry generally Needs to Rhyme; Quite Annoying Indeed. - Step Four: You Gather some Books written by J. Keats, in a Circle; and you Ask Lt. Wilfred Edward Salter Owen, MC, to Please Kindly Come to Your Help. If you Recite enough Verse from S. Sassoon, this Generally Works. - Step Five: At this Point, the Famous Poet shall Tell You that you can Do this on your Own, that you Disturbed him for Nothing, and that you Should better Get a Rhyme Dictionary; you Do Not want to Offend, so you Do It. - Step Six: You Sit Back in Front of your Writing Device, and Frantically Search Decent Rhymes with your New Tool.

Step Seven: Now, Poetry has Rules; and They are That; Rhythm shouldn’t be Broken, nor the Rhymes too Simple; Words, except in the Case of Emphasis, not Repeated but Replaced by Synonyms; Poetry is Like a Song, and Sounds and/or Assonances matter, as well as Pararhymes. Bearing This in Mind, you Keep Writing your Poem; and you Shall See that you are so Restricted by these Rules that by Now you can Only Keep to a General Idea of a Scene, and let Writing guide You.

Step Eight: Once the Poem is Finished, you Should Check for Syllables to Watch that Every Line has an Equal Amount of Them, for a Smoother Poem. - Step Nine: If you Think your Draft is finished, Read it Outloud to Check for Melody and Get Someone to Read It; Preferrably a Friend, because Lt. Owen’s Ghost is now Gone for you Upset Him. - Step Ten: If it Satisfies You, Congratulations! You have Written a Poem.

Please Bear in Mind that This True Show of Sorcery and Pure Luck only Happens Once in a While, under a Full Moon; for, Otherwise, you shall be Unsatisfied and the Old Poets shall Not watch over You.

- With Heartfelt Affection,

Yours Sincerely,

The Poet.