
You are 'regularly metric verse'. This can take
many forms, including heroic couplets, blank
verse, and other iambic pentameters, for
example. It has not been used much since the
nineteenth century; modern poets tend to prefer
rhyme without meter, or even poetry with
neither rhyme nor meter.
You appreciate the beautiful things in life--the
joy of music, the color of leaves falling, the
rhythm of a heartbeat. You see life itself as
a series of little poems. The result (or is it
the cause?) is that you are pensive and often
melancholy. You enjoy the company of other
people, but they find you unexcitable and
depressing. Your problem is that regularly
metric verse has been obsolete for a long time.
What obsolete skill are you? brought to you by QuizillaIn other news, I am currently making some more Icons. whoo, fun! I decided to expand and change some of the images in my custom mood theme.
I am wishing it were not so cold so I could go skating.
I wish I had a decent excuse to spend more time with my friends, and the money to do it with.
Project Corset begins this Wednesday, so I won't have time to spend with my friends until
legacyofty's party on Friday night. I hope this works. I wore my completely inauthentic sort of renaissance bodice for Twilight Theatre on saturday night, which creates an impressive expanse of feminine pulchitrude, but it's cut low enough that I have to be hyper vigilant about the slightest peek of aureola.
Though that particular effect
is period...
anyway, apparently the pattern I'm using doesn't quite come up high enough to cover, so I'd better hope my alteration skillz are sitll mad. If I can find someone with a digital camera, I'll try to get pictures, as we're having a big fancy conclave at BloodTies and
lacykitten should be there with her SEXY digital Rebel and I will ask her if she wouldn't mind. or... Hey Lacy, would you mind taking pictures of Project Corset? and of course I don't at all mind being photographed for game so get on to it.
okay, it's Funk Week at
audiography so I better get on it.