So, five hundred followers · 1:14pm Jun 12th, 2014
Thank you! Thank all of you.
I really don't know what to say, but I felt the need to say something.
She's looking at you. Yes you. And she is judging you with her eyes. There is no escape.
Thank you! Thank all of you.
I really don't know what to say, but I felt the need to say something.
So, is there anything that you, the reader, would like to see as far as a sequel goes?
Twilight Sparkle and the Very Confusion Reality Right Next Door is coming someday. Maybe. I dunno just yet.
But other works of mine, in whatever state they might be, what would make a good sequel, and why... good reasons might fire up my creative engines and get me writing. I'd like to know what has really touched people and is worth continuing, and what is utter shite and worth forgetting.
There’s a thought that will keep me up late, can this construct contemplate? I thought to myself. I studied my companion further. I could not shake the feeling that he was thinking.
I once tried to be a poet
But I think I blew it
I worked real hard to find my groove
But once I found it
It slipped from my fingers
It rolled over the floor
Under the couch
Hung out with dust bunnies
Looking for change in the darkness
It found a few nickels
A dime or three
A dull dirty existential philosophy
Does that constitute change?
So I abandoned my groove
In the dust bunny commune
I just left it alone
It wasn't worth finding
It isn't like I threw it away
There once was a user named Kudzu Haiku
Who wrote out a limerick or two
Folks were annoyed
By the tactics employed
And stuffed him up the chimney flue
There once was a Fan of Most Everything
Who was given a pair of pegasus wings
He had a bad plight
He endured only one flight
When he was shot from the trebuchet sling
There was once a writer named Miles Prower
As a community member he did tower
All those disgruntled letters
Ponies sent to their betters
Extended his fifteen minutes fame to an hour
There once was a mare named Rarity
Whose gems brought her much prosperity
With much elation
She hyper-inflated the nation
And brought a terrible disparity
There once was a pony named Babs Seed
Who had perverted and filthy need
She stayed itchy and hot
In her filthy balloon knot
Because she laid on her back when she peed