Thank you. That line is what the ‘English Lit’ teachers picked out as part of their reason for selecting the poem. Point of meaningless pride: I beat out a senior named George, who was considered a lyrical wonder. I am curious now if he still writes!
Thank you. I had filled my first journal with scribblings by the time I wrote this poem. I am looking back through that journal and it feels like I am reading the words of a ghost.
This is incredible. So tender and emotional. You’ve had this brilliant talent longer than I’ve been alive. I was born in 92’
Oh thank for the kindness of your words. It is appreciated.
Bro you've been talented far longer than I've been alive! That's too much advantage! 😭😂
Even your notes are like high art, damn.
Yep. I am old…
You're focusing on the least important element of my comment 🙄
🤣🤣🤣🤣✒️👴👨🏼🦳
I see… you’ve been brilliant since ’79.
That’s a really solid poem!
I’m going to have to make that my brand logo now:
“imarkanx: brilliant words since 1979” 😎
Thank you so very much for the kindness of your words and support!
“is, and then is not”
No wonder you won first place! This is beautiful. But your accompanying notes are also well written and have a hidden poetry of their own.
Thank you. That line is what the ‘English Lit’ teachers picked out as part of their reason for selecting the poem. Point of meaningless pride: I beat out a senior named George, who was considered a lyrical wonder. I am curious now if he still writes!
You could start a new series: finding George.
Really like this. Great first poem.
Thank you. I had filled my first journal with scribblings by the time I wrote this poem. I am looking back through that journal and it feels like I am reading the words of a ghost.