WHERE LOVE POETRY COMES FROM





Okay, so I'm not really an artist. I can draw some pretty awesome stick figures, but unless I get a scanner, you'll have to settle for what I can conjure up in paint.
And, really, that little comic shouldn't evoke pity from anyone. Cuz, seriously, if poets aren't lonely, when are they going to find time to write?
2 comments:
I don't care that I already commented over on Facebook, I'm going to comment here too! BTW I really dig the stick figures. They are all I can draw too. :D
The extent of my poetry and art consists of 4 year old brilliance, 2 year old scribbles and Primary rhymes and verses. You make me see poetry, and I think I like it - dam-it! I do!
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