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Post edited 7:57 PM - August 15, 2009 by awriterstouch

william shakespear in never more

and also mya angelo in still I rise

Post edited 9:44 PM - September 24, 2009 by Nancy08

I like William Shakespeare as well especially Romeo and Juliet because I like reading love story. It interests me a lot sometimes makes me cry especially when it’s so romantic. Shakespeare has his own way of getting to your heart.

Nancy

I do not know.

I found this unsung poet's book in a bookstore years ago who's words spoke to me and I didn't write down the ISBN (which I often do), or the author, or publishing company. . .

I'm getting pretty good with my addition on this site. On that note, I also like to play Cribbage. eight plus ten is. . .

Personally I don't read poetry. I listen to music that has good lyrics and that's what inspires me. A great band that has taught me a lot is Seether

Ive heard of Hawthorne Heights but I'll have to check the others out.

I love 30 Seconds to Mars! That's like one of my favorite bands

I just have to say that it is nice to come on here and see some discussion going on here at P.O.; though I've yet to come on while someone else is online; then again where have I been? . . .on the other hand we have different fingers.

Any poet must listen to Susan Vega. This is not a statement of who is the best musician or songwriter, but to say that she is a living poet. I find myself most inspired by lyric, and not writings. I wrote a couple poems/songs while going through a Queen phase. Ok, I never grew out of queen; but when you read a couple of mine, if I told you which Queen songs I based the meter off of, you could read my poems to the same beat. Neil Peart is a great lyricist. One of mine is so Ian Gillian that it's sick. In music I find many thoughts and ideas to borrow.