I looked over this story before it went up on EQD and thought it was pretty rad. I can't espouse its virtues nearly as much as 'Erase and Rewind', but I'd definitely say people should check it out nonetheless. It's a quaint piece that deals with the idea of interpretation and perspective in regards to personal importance, and paints a nice feeling of helpless wonder throughout the entire story. In short, it's about a bunch of ponies watching something amazing happen, and knowing that it must be

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Guys, there's another write-off.

I'm not site-posting this because the last one was chodes.

Go here. Write a 400-750 word story based on the prompt 'For Old Times' Sake'. Submit and vote on the entries.

Or don't. Just vote when submission's done, if you feel like it!

The important thing is that we all shared a moment together today, and I want to cherish it.

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This one

Right here.

It's called 'Erase and Rewind'

Go read it.

NAO >:V

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Wrote something for Vimbert and Ebon Mane to commemorate their super gay moving in together and having all sorts of homosexual feelings and stuff.

Le epic tongue in cheek face.

Now, a poem:

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Edit: It occurs to me through numerous exchanges that any work of art, attempted or official, should stand on its own merits when attempting to present its message.

Celestia was written for someone who understands art far better than I could, and at their behest, I will try to let it speak for itself.

An original song this time, with cool guy Elision.

Listens are appreciated.

Boop (Theme of Marker Pony)

So, haven`t been around much. Working on stuff for the next Friend-Off (God willing).

In the meantime, here`s something else I`ve been doing - a cover of a pony song

Hoping to do more in the future... working on some hopefully cool stuff with some folk from the music community as well.

That`s all for now. Further bulletins as events warrant.

So, chapter four of Flutterlich is (finally) done. As I've been reading the comments through the day, I realized a few things might need clarification - I don't see this as what it usually is, which we'd call a pretty straightforward weakness in the storytelling. Rather, I think it might be that people are seeing or aren't seeing things to suit their preferences, or maybe they're just having trouble discerning the intent of the narrative. Just wanted to clear a few things up in that regard, as

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