The Battle for the Last Post: Mission Joystick Prayer

[CeramicCornflake]

No half measures.

[CeramicCornflake]

Once I get my 5.

[CeramicCornflake]

And I'm about to go creep on them poems.

[CeramicCornflake]

Besides, if you're still up CC, now you can take us OVER 300! How cool is that???

uh it's awesome!

[RhymeLovingWriter]

Besides, if you're still up CC, now you can take us OVER 300! How cool is that???

[RhymeLovingWriter]

The other one I really like. It's titled, I Can See the Sunrise.

[RhymeLovingWriter]

It's because two more poems just popped out of my brain. One was just a haiku format - not really a haiku because it's not about nature and rhymes, but the syllable count you know?

[RhymeLovingWriter]

But I'm still here?

[RhymeLovingWriter]

See how I said I was going to bed?

[CeramicCornflake]

Can you say apple pie? I'm making one for someone's birthday tomorrow. So excited.

Mail me a slice XD

[CeramicCornflake]

But I could never stop writing. I don't think it's possible.

[CeramicCornflake]

I want people to enjoy what I write so badly. If someone told me tomorrow that it was impossible to ever make money on books ever, I would just put them out for free.

[CeramicCornflake]

I always wondered what people were talking about when they say they're "hungry for success." Like, I would get jealous of that drive. I thought I didn't have it.

Then I realized how difficult it is for the average person to write a book.

[CeramicCornflake]

Then I read a poem for someone and they laugh (that makes me happiest) or tell me it is beautiful - and that makes me want to continue - even if I'm not always clear on why.

If I wrote a book that only one other person truly enjoyed, I would write a sequel.

[RhymeLovingWriter]

So now it's time to pack it in for the night. I'm sure I'll be back.