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frantic whispers;
they always urge lies
of the sweetest
shadows

Okay~ After far too many delays, at last I can start the project that I've wanted to do for so long.

Inspired by the amazing, the original FridgePoetProject , I'm doing my own 365 Days of Mini-Magnet Poems~

Originally, I planned on starting way back on Mother's Day when I finally got my magnet kit after several tests of patience to get it in the first place, but it just didn't happen.

But now I have the kit, I have a "green screen" (green piece of paper) to photograph the poems on, and a bunch of lucky-catch screenshots from listening to iTunes with the Classic Visualizer turned on. And an excuse: Today was officially the last day of school Even though I didn't go because I had literally no reason to be there... So everything I need is in tact, pretty much, except my camera could use a slightly fresher battery, but that can (sort of) wait for the moment.

I know 365 days of mini-magnet poems isn't going to be easy, especially when it comes to all of them being considered "good," but if I'm completely honest, I've always liked the idea of cryptic little poems that don't make much sense, and yet they still intrigue a person.

There won't be a story like this every time, but I figured the first one deserved a little explanation, right? And even so, this one isn't very long since I'm greatly pushing the time envelope here .

Anyway. Here's to the next 365 Days of Mini-Magnet Poems: Cheers!

Next: Day 2

Description
frantic whispers;
they always urge lies
of the sweetest
shadows

Okay~ After far too many delays, at last I can start the project that I've wanted to do for so long.

Inspired by the amazing, the original FridgePoetProject , I'm doing my own 365 Days of Mini-Magnet Poems~

Originally, I planned on starting way back on Mother's Day when I finally got my magnet kit after several tests of patience to get it in the first place, but it just didn't happen.

But now I have the kit, I have a "green screen" (green piece of paper) to photograph the poems on, and a bunch of lucky-catch screenshots from listening to iTunes with the Classic Visualizer turned on. And an excuse: Today was officially the last day of school Even though I didn't go because I had literally no reason to be there... So everything I need is in tact, pretty much, except my camera could use a slightly fresher battery, but that can (sort of) wait for the moment.

I know 365 days of mini-magnet poems isn't going to be easy, especially when it comes to all of them being considered "good," but if I'm completely honest, I've always liked the idea of cryptic little poems that don't make much sense, and yet they still intrigue a person.

There won't be a story like this every time, but I figured the first one deserved a little explanation, right? And even so, this one isn't very long since I'm greatly pushing the time envelope here .

Anyway. Here's to the next 365 Days of Mini-Magnet Poems: Cheers!

Next: Day 2