by Xanthe
Liz! I am beyond glad you posted this. I love your creativity, and this piece is totally amazing. The transition in the end was astonishing. Definitely going to my favorites. Great job! :) |
by Britt
Oh Liz! This is really creative! And yeah, sex clears your mind enough to see straight! Lmao. I love this! |
by nouriguess
Haha! |
by Lioness
Lol thanks guys. I hope it's easy to read. |
by Britt
Tee hee! Gutter mind, party of me! |
by ronel mccarthy
Creates special effects with ur technique.........great as always |
by Decayed
As I said in the club, I didn't have problems reading it fast, I only stopped at two words... |
I had read this in the club and didn't have a chance to comment on it then. I'm so glad you posted it because it is SO creative. Your experiment turned out fantastic! :) |
You no what that is outstanding so creative |
by Chelsey
Isnt that so weird how we can do that? I didnt struggle one bit. |
by Karla
::: (( |
by DirtRoadGirl
I loved this alot :) |
This is a great piece! I was totally nerding the first time I read the paragraph you posted, and learned (more in depth) about how our eyes and brain process language, and written word. I adore experimenting with the alphabet, so I especially appreciate this :) |
A creative example of "dysgraphia" (=jumbled wordings), more specifically letter-position dysgraphia variant (i.e not involving substitutions, additions, and omissions, but only mis-positioning of letters), often seen in children/some adults with or without dyslexia or other learning difficulties, and rarely after injuries to the angular cortex of the brain (a piece of brain that is part of the language decoding area, such as in an interesting condition called Gerstmann's syndrome). |
This made me smile. I love the fact you gave this ago and I think it is very interesting. |
by Tara Kay
I read this a few days ago but never commented due to being at work and I completely forgot to comment when I got home... |
by Decayed
Congratssssss! |
by L
Felicidades!! (congrats!) |
What a cool idea to write on, and the meaning in this poem too was beautiful....losing yourself when you are with him, him bringing you into another world and how you can't always make sense of it. Congratulations Liz! I smiled when reading this, it was a thrilling concept when you explained it at the beginning and you expressed so much when I read it. |
by Maple Tree
Congratulations Liz!! You are a creative and lovely writer! this poem was awesome!! |