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[poorqueequeg]

I seem to be back from my captivity, however the Malnosso have upped their productivity. In what, you ask? Their unending task! The task of giving us ridiculous effects upon our return.

I'm not a bard of olden times, I just really can't stop these rhymes.

[Scully will be hiding out. Probably for a while. 8| Stupid mallynap effect!]

Comments

[written]

[poorqueequeg]

A sense of humor they may have,
But I would rather halve
the amount of rhymes I speak.

[fgsajfg this is one of those weird outbursts where there is nothing but rhyming isn't it. Scully will pause in writing until it passes.]

It seems to be random.

[written]

[reminded]

Are you certain? I find it rather delightful, myself. There's nothing wrong with a bit of spontaneous poetry.

[written]

[poorqueequeg]

If it weren't often, I don't think I'd mind it. But when I can't predict when it'll happen, it's a little problematic.

[Ok a LOT problematic.]

I wouldn't really call myself a poet normally.

[written]

[reminded]

Well, I hope it doesn't become too much of an inconvenience for you. Perhaps there is a bright side here: if you've ever considered songwriting, then there would be no better time to start.

[written]

[poorqueequeg]

I've thought about song writing. Might stave off the boredom in the clinic if I do it during working hours.

[written]

[reminded]

Why, that's marvelous! And I'm sure the patients will find it entertaining as well. I would love to hear your creations if you do decide to put them to paper.

[written]

[poorqueequeg]

[Right, jokes (or half-jokes, much in her case) don't do well on paper. But, she had been definitely thinking about it.]

I don't know if I would be much of a songstress,
even with being able to rhyme as I do now.
They might come out silly and
possibly strained
Mainly because this is not
my strong point.


[...huh, so not just the rhyming kind of poetry, just any sort of poetry now. This is a shift that evolves, isn't it?]

[written]

[reminded]

Freeform poetry, is it? [He wouldn't have even known if it weren't all on paper.]

Wonderful. If a scientist in London discovered how to artificially motivate a brain into poetry like this, it would be in all the papers. Not to say your situation isn't bothersome, of course.

[written]

[poorqueequeg]

I think this might be one thing I'd rather not pursue in science, for the benefit of people who write it well. It would be interesting to see, but... well, as you said, it would be bothersome. [Incredibly so, for those that have no rhyming skills normally.]