Jake's Poetry Corner

[preventerWIND]

Hah, our math class is like that, except the teacher hates the idea, but the students go along with freestyle Friday's anyway.

I gotta get to thinkin' up some #####..

[Edgecrusher]

... It's not a freestyle if you're not making it up on the fly.

[preventerWIND]

My whitey brain isn't set to freestyle mode at the moment. I really gotta keep up with the jams now and then, which is why I need the gears to be turnin'.

[ASR]

I freestyle a lot, but I'm really bad at it. Like, and I mean, I do it a lot.

I'm not particularly good, but it's fun for me and it's entertaining enough to anyone else because, well, I'm a short white kid trying to freestyle.

It's a lot of fun.

[Majikn]

#####, I misspelled aberration.
That makes me angry, because I love that word.

I love that you rhyme the word "tardation"

Though shame on you for spittin' writtens.

I wanted to sound smart, haha.

As for spittin' writtens, I doubt I'll ever be late, and if I am, I'll actually see if I can do something on the spot, or at least take the time to think of something just before I arrive. So you know, I'll actually try. But I probably won't come up with anything, so I got backup.

I'm VERY introverted so I'd probably have a nervous breakdown before and/or after no matter what I do, not that it justifies. But I'll probably just tell everyone it was written beforehand and they won't care.

[Mikero]

... It's not a freestyle if you're not making it up on the fly.

Apparently a lot of people write rhymebooks. Various lines and such. And then in their freestyle they just put the lines they made together off of memory. That's what I've heard anyway. I hate freestyling and can only do it fast enough in the shower (not out loud) and then instantly forget it later.

I like to write.

[ASR]

I'm a writer at heart, but whenever I try to write a "freestyle," it never turns out the way I want it to.

So I vastly prefer just freestyling on the spot for the sheer fun of it.

[Edgecrusher]

As it should be.

[Majikn]

I'm currently writing a parody of "The Raven" by Edgar Allen Poe, on the subject of #####ING SNOW IN OCTOBER. Started writing it today, and man, this kind of structured rhyme is crazy. I like the practice though. And I love that poem.