Luna Moth
Luna moth
clinging to the wooden post for days unmoving as if dead ~ in shadow from the sunlight, stays ~ wings stretched out and still, abed.
Is this moth a bit drunk on ~ the nightshade in the sun? ~ Or more so, is it poisoned from the deadly nectar’s fun?
What sort of trip do moths need fear, besides as prey and flames? ~ Do high moths get excited, worried, happy waving antenna games, ~ like humans with their hands that see bright colors without aims.
Suddenly, the post is clear ~ how long has Luna moth vacated ~ to not fly drunk or high enough ~ from car grilles that bugs get plated. ~
Or you just went off and mated. 💚
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Helpfull Writing Tips
Want to improve you writing style? Check out these easy tips!
Very you’re sentence structure. Add periods randomly and extend other sentences unnaturally to make them longer, more repetitious, and longer.
EXAMPLE: Bob went. To the market to buy some dogs.
Use descriptive word. Sentences are boring without some good, strong, interesting, useful, descriptive description.
EXAMPLE: Don’t just say “She looked with her eyes,” say, “She looked with her round, spherical, moist eyes.”
Use obejctive tone. This means using a voice in narration that objectifies you’re characters. When you characters are more like objects it’s easier to write them because you don’t need to give them human stuff like emotions and motives. They can just act to fit the plot.
EXAMPLE: Carla went to her morning class at school and when the aliens attacked she joined them in fighting Earth.
MAke up words when you don’t know the right one. This will not only ornaclate your readers, but they will also think your smarter because you know words that they don’t.
EXAMPLE: Richard felt he had to obfuscate the truth.
Use “passive” voice. This means when you get to a word that could be an action verb, instead “pass” the word over and use a better word, like “nestle” or “sponge.” These are good words. They are mine but I will let you use them.
EXAMPLE: There was a plot to sponge the king, but it was nestled by the knights.
Now you know writing. Go froth and write using these laws and you will write a good every time.
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