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Aug. 16th, 2011 07:05 am( Русский язык )
See the TURTLE of enormous girth!
On his shell he holds the earth
His thought is slow but always kind
He holds us all within his mind
On his back all vows are made
He sees the truth but may'nt aid
He loves the land and loves the sea
And even loves a child like me
(At least one Wiki has different text for this poem, but I know what I remember, and I memorized that when the book first came out, and that's the way it went.) Anyway, so that is a Beam poem. There are twelve Beams that hold up all the worlds, only some of which are known, most of which have fallen by the time the book takes place, etc. Those of you who are familiar with the Dark Tower series may remember this. Those of you who aren't... will probably be really confused.
Many, many years ago, when the books first came out, I decided I wanted to write the other Beam poems. I have no idea where those papers went. These Beam poems are better, written with
lireavue ( Bear and Wolf ) And we're still working on the others.
Superhero training is fucking hard, yo. It was about 60 in the morning this morning and I still came back sweaty. And now my legs are all weak-feeling and oi, superhero training, how does it work. On the plus side, yay muscle building!
Oddly doing pretty well on getting back into the swing of writing after last minute Big Bang panic. Maybe taking the weekend off helped. At the rate I'm going, though, it won't take me too long to get my Novel BigBang draft finished, and then I can let that sit and be ripped to shreds by my beta team while I work on Horror and Original Big Bangs. Holy crap. This could actually work. And much more relaxed than SciFi Big Bang, which was sort of a cluster-fuck. That's here, by the way, I don't know if I linked it before. If anyone wants to explore more stories in that 'verse, let me know? It gives me fewer fits now than it did throughout most of the stupid Big Bang process in general.
I'm also tempted to do this reverse Big Bang thing, a 10k fic based on a mix. Especially since it includes Original fic and isn't due till next year. Hell, the mix claims aren't till November. Ponder.
I'm sure there was something else to say, but damned if I can think of what it was. If anyone finds where I left my brain, please let me know.
Oh! Hah. I remember what it was. Also writing-involved. Mostly that, um. Ponder. I need to pick my novel back up and finish it, which will involve considerable writing of additional scenes and editing of the ones I have, but I guess maybe I'll start putting a progress bar here anyway, or reporting progress weekly/daily/every other day as I have it? Hopefully that'll keep me going on it till it's done. Because, um. Nothing says get your dumb ass moving on that damn novel like three strangers saying, off a one-line comment on how similar something is to your novel, "I'd read that!" Yeah.
See the TURTLE of enormous girth!
On his shell he holds the earth
His thought is slow but always kind
He holds us all within his mind
On his back all vows are made
He sees the truth but may'nt aid
He loves the land and loves the sea
And even loves a child like me
(At least one Wiki has different text for this poem, but I know what I remember, and I memorized that when the book first came out, and that's the way it went.) Anyway, so that is a Beam poem. There are twelve Beams that hold up all the worlds, only some of which are known, most of which have fallen by the time the book takes place, etc. Those of you who are familiar with the Dark Tower series may remember this. Those of you who aren't... will probably be really confused.
Many, many years ago, when the books first came out, I decided I wanted to write the other Beam poems. I have no idea where those papers went. These Beam poems are better, written with
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Superhero training is fucking hard, yo. It was about 60 in the morning this morning and I still came back sweaty. And now my legs are all weak-feeling and oi, superhero training, how does it work. On the plus side, yay muscle building!
Oddly doing pretty well on getting back into the swing of writing after last minute Big Bang panic. Maybe taking the weekend off helped. At the rate I'm going, though, it won't take me too long to get my Novel BigBang draft finished, and then I can let that sit and be ripped to shreds by my beta team while I work on Horror and Original Big Bangs. Holy crap. This could actually work. And much more relaxed than SciFi Big Bang, which was sort of a cluster-fuck. That's here, by the way, I don't know if I linked it before. If anyone wants to explore more stories in that 'verse, let me know? It gives me fewer fits now than it did throughout most of the stupid Big Bang process in general.
I'm also tempted to do this reverse Big Bang thing, a 10k fic based on a mix. Especially since it includes Original fic and isn't due till next year. Hell, the mix claims aren't till November. Ponder.
I'm sure there was something else to say, but damned if I can think of what it was. If anyone finds where I left my brain, please let me know.
Oh! Hah. I remember what it was. Also writing-involved. Mostly that, um. Ponder. I need to pick my novel back up and finish it, which will involve considerable writing of additional scenes and editing of the ones I have, but I guess maybe I'll start putting a progress bar here anyway, or reporting progress weekly/daily/every other day as I have it? Hopefully that'll keep me going on it till it's done. Because, um. Nothing says get your dumb ass moving on that damn novel like three strangers saying, off a one-line comment on how similar something is to your novel, "I'd read that!" Yeah.