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[amberdawnpullin.livejournal.com]

Final Curve

When you turn the corner
And you run into yourself
Then you know that you have turned
All the corners that are left.

- Langston Hughes

Comments

[moireach.livejournal.com]

Hey there, I just wanted to say that I always love the poems you choose to post, but I was wondering if you could try not to post so many at once? It clogs up people's friends lists and deemphasizes the uniqueness of each one. Not trying to bitch you out, and like I said I like what you share, but some space between them would be nice.

[amberdawnpullin.livejournal.com]

I thank you kindly for putting your suggestion in such a nice way. I need to respond to you in point form.

- Apologies if it clogs friends lists but that sort of thing happens.

- I don't have the chance to post often as I don't have net access at home.

- and nobody else seems to be posting much, so what harm does it do?

In the future though, I will limit myself.

Perhaps though, people might be encouraged to post more often to drown me out. This community is a great one and I very much like it and would like to see more people participate. Perhaps in seeing some postings there, they might do so.

I understand your point of view and figured I'd being hearing something of the sort. I'm not retracting my postings today, unless the moderator decides to delete them but as I said, I won't post so many next time.

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[elvendoll.livejournal.com]

what about making one post, and using lj-cut tags to identify each poem?
the problem isn't that you're the only one posting; more that a whole friend's page view is taken up by the community posts...

[amberdawnpullin.livejournal.com]

good idea but I like my posts to be individual.

Again, sorry about your friends.

If this is an extremely big deal to you, I am sorry for that.

[nepal.livejournal.com]

but you see, the problem isn't that people need to post to drown you out, it's that i and others like me don't want to look at their friends pages and see only greatpoets posts. i love poetry, i want to write it forever and read it twice as long, but i also love being able to read the posts of my actual friends instead of posts from a community.