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"Sonneteer"
# Statistics
Favourites: 1078; Deviations: 685; Watchers: 128
Watching: 210; Pageviews: 58513; Comments Made: 4716; Friends: 210
# Comments
Comments: 613
Thank you for Favouriting my work! This means you can now ask the Djinn ONE question. The Djinn will answer truthfully and to the best of her considerable abilities. Have fun (and come back often)!
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Always. β₯ Wishing you well.
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Hello there! Thank you kindly for the gallery invitation.
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Not sure why I didn't before.
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Thank you very much for the Watch! Honoured to be in such technically proficient company
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To be honest I thought I already had you on watch. Then the other day I was just looking around and I realized I hadn't. 
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Thank you for the watch! I hope that you notice a change for the better in my coming works.
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Thank you so much watching me. I'm very glad you've chosen to follow my work!
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I applaud you as a fellow biologist-poet.
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Thanks very much for the fave
Fellow Wikipedian! Well, I'm on Wikihow, really. Are you there as well?
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I am a Wikipedian under a different name. I haven't very active as of late, but I did serve as an admin there for some time. Glad to meet a fellow Wikipedian!
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Hope you have a wonderful birthday. 
Especially yourself. You're quite an enigma if I do point that out myself: Its so fascinating to see how you've become the writer you are now, and how you keep on becoming the writer to be. Especially where your sonnets' themes are concerned, and your perspectives from the works you read (be it the Bible, or be it Shakespeare).
Which also reminds me of two other things: The Bible and Shakespeare. I can say, with a significant amount of pride, that I have had the privilege of exercising diligence when reading both. Especially Shakespeare, whose plays do inspire me often (particular favourites of mine are "The Merchant of Venice" and "Julius Ceasar"). Nevertheless, I give his sonnets credit only because of their form - it is truly the easiest and the least effort requiring sonnet type I have had the pleasure of writing in, and believe me, I have written a significant share of them (about 50 by my reckoning, although it is a paltry number which pales compared to the number which you have written.)
Nevertheless, thank you for constantly giving me food for thought, be it your sonnets, or be it your journal entries, or even when we have our conversations on an everfluctuating list of themes. Its deeply satisfying.
Note: If I have been a dumb ass towards you at any point in time, I do apologize for that. I tend to be that way with people from time to time, and its a pain in the ass to deal with - I know, I have to deal with such behavior and I am fully aware of how annoying it can be. Hope it didn't deter our interactions on poetic subjects though
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Thanks so much for your heartfelt words, time and time again. You know, that's quite a rare gift you have.
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It is rare, yes, but it's something which is common among friends and those who appreciate good writing. Particularly good writing.
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Thank you for your excellent art! Not easy to draw for a fandom that has been dormant for such a long time...hopefully the G:KND stuff will kickstart the fandom.
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Kids Next Door rules!
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Aw, your artwork is so cute!
Make more sometime, please!
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Uh...not really sure I would characterize my art as cute, but okay. Which piece led you to make that assessment?
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Greetings:Β
Thank you very much for adding my article to your list of favourites. I appreciate the gesture very much! I hope it has been helpful to you. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please let me know. It will help Β me with writing more articles in the future!Β
With sincere thanks,
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Nobody talks about the importance of prosody anymore...it's a dying term that desperately needs revival.
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It most certainly is!Β
And it's quite unfortunate that this specific aspect of poetry and language is becoming a lost art. I am glad that someone out there is still interested in prosody, however. So thank you very much once again!Β
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Hi, and welcome toΒ Β theWrittenRevolution !
There are lots of things you can get involved in:Β
Β we post monthly writing prompts (that include prizes, and a chat event during the month to help people with their pieces),
Β publishing opportunities from other sites (whenever we come across one!),
Β we have a monthly feature that includes a deserving member, two of the best critiques we've seen during the month, and two helpful writing resources,
Β a monthly affiliates feature of two Literature groups,
Β and a biweekly-ish article in which one of our admins gives an in-depth critique to one of our members' work that hasn't received much feedback.
We'll soon be reviving our chatroom with weekly activities, so stay tuned for that too.Β
We also have Facebook and Twitter accounts. On our profile page you will find links to the latest of all the activities I listed up here and to our social networks that will help you keep updated, so feel free to look around and ask if you have any questions, we're here to help!
Welcome to the revolution.Β
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Congrats on doing all 30 NaPoWriMo poems this year!
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Keep on writing them rhythms and lines I still read them when I can.Β
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Haha glad you enjoy it! You still hang around AG these days?
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Ya I am, they made me a knight or something...I dunno why mostly cause I tried to revive the Art Skills Competition
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Oh wow, didn't know they had that anymore. I'm still stuck in the old forums with armor points, when I was a wood duke.
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