https://commaful.com/play/caeruleum_064/two-plagues/
My first collab in two years and with a new user @caeruleum_064 also "jollybee"! He is finishing his piece and I'll shout it when it's done!
trickster, trickster, ready when you are / the rainbow's end lies not so far....
Just a little something about my friendship with a close friend of mine. (There's no romance here.)
somehow I combined St. Patrick's Day and coronavirus together...? (Prompt: rainbow)
A fibonacci poem done with syllable count instead of word count. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21
Leprechaun represents tiny supernatural creature in the folklore of Ireland! Some people classify it as lonely fairy.
πππ πππ£π£ππ π£π€: The Warriors new Quest, the search for the Pot of Gold. The encounter a Knight in disguise. A Leprechaun. " The ππππππ₯ transformed into the Κα΄α΄Κα΄α΄Κα΄α΄Ι΄ , and made a confe...
A reflective look at both an apparent cultural and attitude shift in Ireland as more Americanisms embed themselves in every day lives of the Irish.
Source: Oh, to the land of Saints, Scholars, Poets ...
https://commaful.com/play/caeruleum_064/two-plagues/
My first collab in two years and with a new user @caeruleum_064 also "jollybee"! He is finishing his piece and I'll shout it when it's done!
trickster, trickster, ready when you are / the rainbow's end lies not so far....
Just a little something about my friendship with a close friend of mine. (There's no romance here.)
somehow I combined St. Patrick's Day and coronavirus together...? (Prompt: rainbow)
A fibonacci poem done with syllable count instead of word count. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21
Leprechaun represents tiny supernatural creature in the folklore of Ireland! Some people classify it as lonely fairy.
πππ πππ£π£ππ π£π€: The Warriors new Quest, the search for the Pot of Gold. The encounter a Knight in disguise. A Leprechaun. " The ππππππ₯ transformed into the Κα΄α΄Κα΄α΄Κα΄α΄Ι΄ , and made a confe...
A reflective look at both an apparent cultural and attitude shift in Ireland as more Americanisms embed themselves in every day lives of the Irish.
Source: Oh, to the land of Saints, Scholars, Poets ...