yeah, the heat rises

andi ahve to go lay down im so tired im starting to feel a bit throw uppy.. i shall be back after all i has a avi to finish.

okay, okie dokie, don't throw uppie

I feel better.. morning hummy love..

good morning, sweet star
i'm so glad you feel better *hugs*

Thanks Hummy's.. I'm still fiddling with my futuristic Mene haha.

looking mighty spiffie

haha thanks, Now I just ahve a few atlantis colored items to get, there's some head flowers i wanna get.. and a atlaantis spear or cepter or something but that's like way outside of my price range at 1200 goldies..

lol, shopaholic sweet star

Originally Posted by hummy

lol, shopaholic sweet star

Hey mene's the only place i can be a shopoholic 'nods' and besides if im a enter im a have a nice avi put together haha.

it is looking really good

haha thanks, I'm just addign af ew more peices of atlantis so it doesn't jus thave that one peice i found some nice leg warmers I'm thinking of getting to go over the boots and legs.. sot hat there's some teal ont he bottom that's atlantis colore as well.. then i go for the more expensive top items haha.

all the purple is covered

no its not its stillt here there's purple between t he leggings and the skirt, int he chest area, on her head its stillt here.

oh i didn't see it

yeah i know 'pats' i need to see fi i can find some leg bows or something in purple to add jsut a touch more ont he legs but so i can keep what i have there at the same time haha.

leg bows

yeah i forgot.. mene doesn't ahve those haha.

I just thought of the ultimate headache, the ultimate torture ritual: writing thy replies in iambic pentameter, or any other meter!

I don't know what that is.

Iambic pentameter /aɪˈæmbɪk pɛnˈtæmɪtər/ is a commonly used type of metrical line in traditional English poetry and verse drama. The term describes the rhythm that the words establish in that line, which is measured in small groups of syllables called "feet".

That be what it is.. thank the gods for google.

It's a pattern of syllables for writing poetry. A rhythm and a meter. There are several patterns. The most famous, because Shakespeare wrote his plays in it, is iambic pentameter.

Dost thou understand when I say that as we speak, some syllables are emphasized and some are not? Structured poetry playeth with the arrangement of words so they follow a pattern of emphasized and unemphasized syllables, and that pattern is called the poem's rhythm.

The number of times the rhythm repeateth on a line of poetry is the meter. In iambic pentameter, the "iambic" syllable pattern repeateth five times on each line.

The Night before Christmas poem hath a rhythm and meter, too, I noticed. To name another famous example. 'Twas the NIGHT before CHRISTmas when ALL through the HOUSE…

thank you I forgot to googlw

okay brain on overload and im not awake enough to deal with it..

Rhythm and meter are part of the reason I dislike writing poetry with structure. Pretty much, all I can do is hit Enter a lot while typing a sentence.