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Catalysta [2008-12-19 14:35:43 +0000 UTC]
awww! you so cute, lol
merry x-mas
sorryi wasnt in class on thursday
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Shell04 In reply to Catalysta [2008-12-21 20:26:31 +0000 UTC]
It's alright. You missed a vocab test though xD
And I have to get you your present somehow, lol. I was thinking of sending it with my mom to her work, so she could pass it on, and eventually it would reach you.
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Catalysta In reply to Shell04 [2008-12-22 01:51:43 +0000 UTC]
lol we could hang out tuseday if your free
im swamped all break except for tuesday and the weekend before we go back
i know, im a busy body
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Catalysta In reply to Shell04 [2008-12-23 00:16:43 +0000 UTC]
lol, ok,
have fun shopping
ill call you when i get home
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UntoldHistories [2008-12-19 04:51:00 +0000 UTC]
"Waiting till the morrow
Till I can be with you."
Very nice pair. I like the way it flows, and you seem to have a good rhythm. You use the words "Till" right after one another, and that seems slightly redundant. ALWAYS be careful with your words, as they mean everything as a poet. Very nice work.
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UntoldHistories In reply to UntoldHistories [2008-12-19 04:52:37 +0000 UTC]
I almost forgot! I wanted to add another way to put that line. instead of "Waiting till the morrow" you could consider "Waiting for the morning"
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Shell04 In reply to UntoldHistories [2008-12-21 20:24:24 +0000 UTC]
I like using "morrow" because, like "pillow" used before it, the word ends with an "-ow" sound.
I'll try to consider my word choice (i.e. the use of the word "till" right after each other) but sometimes I can't help it. It just sounds so . . . RIGHT to me. I'm not sure if another word would have the same effect in my mind.
Thanks for the wonderfully insightful comment <3 x3
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