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PixieRiot β Writing is life...
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Well, I write everywhere...on trees, bridges, fences, notebooks...<3
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Love it!
"The secret to writing is just to write. Write every day. Never stop writing. Write on every surface you see; write on people on the street. When the cops come to arrest you, write on the cops. Write on the police car. Write on the judge. I am in jail forever now, and the prison cell walls are completely covered in my writing, and I keep writing on the writing I wrote. That's my method." Neil Gaiman.
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I have many notebooks that are in my room and I just find them and start writing ideas for my OC's. Then I lose those notebooks and find them months later.
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it's like me, i never leave home without a notebook ^-^
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Great looking stamp 
And very true! I've taken up writing again (after almost 10 years), and you really can't stop!
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I cannot live without two things: music and Microsoft Word.
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That's Me as well XDΒ
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I would write in a box, i would write with a fox,
I would write in the rain, i would write on a train,
... Stay tuned for more
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Thank you, ~PixieRiot . I have added your stamp to the library. It is as lovely as it is useful. Good job.
-- ~IcyWolfling , editor.
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writing is my heart
nothing describes me more ^^
great stamp
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story of my freaking life, hah
well done
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writing is probably one of the best escapes from life... for both yourself and your readers.
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That's very true!
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I do love writing.
I'm just not that good at it. xD
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Practice XD That's how I got better XDDDΒ
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I bet you are!
BTW, love the DS icon
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My major is literature, and I love writing very much
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I majored in Literature too!
It's awesome!
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Me too!
You're awesome! n___n
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hehe,thanx
you`re,too
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Most indubitably. 
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Lol, writing on trees is great...you just write a small passage from a thought-provoking poem and your name and people see it when they walk past and it makes them wonder about it and such...
It's awesomeness!
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That's a great idea - I'm going to try it.
(Now I just need to think of something insightful 
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Lol, I tend to write parts from Seamus Heaney poems...he's awesome...
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Did you study his poems for GCSE Eng? We did Simon Armitage and Carol Ann Duffy.
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I'm not a fan of Carol Ann Duffy...we did her and another that I cannot quite remember...may have been Simon Armitage!
Gosh, that was over 4 years ago
*feels old*
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Yeah, her poems are kinda... 'Freudian'? lol. But Amitage is a legend! We saw a bunch of poets at a "GCSE Poetry Live!" conference/convention-thing, and he was one of the more humorous poets.
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I loved Havisham by her though...as I adore Great Expectations...my dad read that book to me when I was about 5...was awesome. But other than that...I think her poetry generally lacks a lot of other emotion that other's put into theirs...it seems as though it's just making money to her...and they're not exactly hard to interpret...
My favourite my Simon Armitage has to be Hitcher...or My Father Thought it...that one made me lol in class...
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I like that one of hers that started "It was another grey morning" (I can't remember the title) : there was something new to 'see' in it every time I read it. But some of hers did seem a bit 'reeled-off'.
Oh yeah! "My Father thought it bloody queer// that I'd [can't remember this bit] my ear" 
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