Pronell, 1 month ago

I can’t really say which ones she appreciated more than others. Sometimes it’s just her listening patiently as I read something that impacted me.

For my personal tastes I prefer something that tries to hold to some structure; if it’s just full sentences and paragraphs, for some reason I get annoyed.

I don’t excessively value rhyme scheme, rhythm, or meter, but I appreciate them when they are there.

But I took a look back at what I’ve updated in here before and most of these I would’ve read to my wife:

What I didn’t know before

Feeding the worms

Stop all the clocks

The thing is

Grave-digger

Red tights

The lost hotels of Paris

Hello, I must be going

It’s called maximalism, babe.

Ordinary life

Truant

A haiku for the train

Sincerely the sky