A/N: Another lovely poem I thought I’d share with you guys via A Gift of Oneness
Category: Other Authors Work
You Won’t Find Anything Down There
A/N: Just found this poem that I thought was awesome – reminded me of Nancy Drew – and I figured that I would share it with you guys via You Won’t Find Anything Down There
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Poem by Sarah Doughty that reminded me of John Waters immortal words.
My darling,
I don’t care
what you’re
reading
as long as
you are.
© Sarah Doughty
Remnant
A/N: Here is another Sarah Doughty poem (I do love her poetry) 🙂
And for those whose interested, I just wanted to let you know that you can now also find my website under http://www.mariasjostrand.com
“Why didn’t you
fight for me?” I cried.
“Because, darling,”
you breathed,
“there was nothing
left to fight for.”
© Sarah Doughty
Precision…
If you like the poem, then follow the link and check out some of her other work too 😉
I never fell in love with you…
You made me trip,
And then mocked me for
Lying on the floor.
How Long Should a Fantasy Book Be?
It’s a question often asked by aspiring authors wondering if their manuscript is several thousand words too long or short, but it’s also an intriguing one for readers to consider: is there an ideal length for a fantasy novel?
Every book is different and for any suggested word or page count you see, you are likely to encounter several popular fantasy books that are outside of it. Nonetheless, as someone who reads a lot in the genre and has also submitted work to competitions, agents and publishers, I thought I’d tackle this topic from three different perspectives:
- how long popular published fantasy novels are,
- how long the industry (agents, publishers, competitions) prefers them to be,
- how long readers prefer them to be.
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Exclusivity
A/N: Another Sarah Doughty poem – do you guys agree with it or not? 🙂
If you dare
to think
for yourself,
rationality
and intelligence
become mutually
exclusive.
© Sarah Doughty
Source: Exclusivity
The Eyes
One of those short poems that are so powerful despite (and because of) their length – personally I imagine it’s about parents… what about you guys? 🙂
These eyes saw you coming and saw you going. The only difference, they smiled when you came and were filled with tears when you left.
Transformed
A/N: Wednesday poem by Sarah Doughty. In my mind, it’s the story of a tough break-up. What do you guys think? 🙂
I was born in limbo,
a purgatory of
your making,
but over time,
I’ve transformed
it into paradise.
© Sarah Doughty
Source: Transformed
Today
A/N: Another beautiful micro-poem by Sarah Doughty
Today is not
your day
to give up.
(Things I tell
myself
on repeat.)
Source: Today
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