#AABB

[fandoms-are-my-lifestyle]

3, 18, & 29, please :)

3. What work are you most proud of (regardless of kudos/hits?)

Is it silly to say my AABB fic? Nobody Said It Was Easy (Oh, Take Me Back to the Start) was the first ever longfic I finished and the first fic I'd ever written for a bang or writing event of any kind, and it holds such a special place in my heart.

18. The character that gave you the most trouble writing this year?

Sam, this one seems targeted... Gd, there are so many. Juno Steel was a big one; Jaskier and Geralt from my Witcher fic both gave me absolute hell. I don't think there was a character that didn't give me trouble this year!

29. Favorite line/passage you wrote this year?

This one's really hard, actually? Apparently I only published two fics this year (AABB apparently released two days before the new year) so have my favorite passage from my FPBB fic:

Peter Nureyev isn’t real, Juno tells himself, ignoring the searing pain in his wrist. Peter Nureyev isn’t real, he tells himself as he watches the tied-up HCPD officers who lost the thief Juno had practically handed them punch the ground in defeat through a video feed he’s technically not supposed to have, as he pours another drink and passes out on the couch with the smell of cologne still tickling his nostrils. Peter Nureyev isn’t real.  

Send me a number off this list!

[ameyjf]

To my Valentine...

The magnetic force of your love draws me near, It's senseless to resist the orbit my dear, In the galaxy of my thoughts you're the star, You're my guiding light, despite how far you are.

As the years pass and the universe expands, Through the dance of time, our love always withstands, Like the everchanging stars, we too shall grow, As days turn to years, my love will always show.

— Amey J. F.

[chimaerakitten]

that banned from argo post earlier reminded me about the plan I had a couple weeks ago for a Temeraire series variant called 'Banned from Dover.' It stalled because I'm bad at rhymes but repurposing the bones verse did let me finish one part, which would probably be the funniest bit anyway:

Our Captain was a navy man; his private life is quiet The admiralty arrested him for inciting beasts to riot We found him in the covert jail, broke in and pulled him free- Intact except for honor, and half his memory

[quietparanoiac]

— Yeah, I don't know if you were aware at the time, but everything you just said seemed to... — Rhyme?

Horrible Histories (2009-2014), 1x11

[transmorolians]

ulala is not mom she is not hot she is not bitch she is not precious bean and she is not girlboss. she's 22 she is hypersexualised she is overworked and traumatised she's jiggy with the groove and a failgirl on the move

[potatoesandsunshine]

you just... you gotta have some fun sometimes

[thevalleyisjolly]

I additionally apologize to my players in advance for subjecting y'all to trite poetry.

[cringefailnarwhal]

In the morning glad I see; // My foe outstretched beneath the tree. <- this part is really fucking with me

[what-fox-is-this]

Species: Red Fox (Vuples Vulpes)

Color Morph: Cherry Red (AABB)

Possible in nature: Yes

Cherry Red is just a variation of the natural red fox color. The easiest way to identify a cherry red fox is the deep red color and the lack of white fur in the inner ear.

Source

[i-scan-your-poems]

Would you please do a analysis of the famous "lik the bred" poem by reddit user poem_for_your_sprog?

my name is Cow, and wen its nite, or wen the moon is shiyning brite, and all the men haf gon to bed - i stay up late. i lik the bred.

"i lik the bred" is like maybe my favorite internet poem of all time! of course!

full scansion:

◡ – / ◡ – my name / is Cow, ◡ – / ◡ – and wen / its nite, ◡ – / ◡ – or wen / the moon ◡ – / ◡ – is shiy/ning brite, ◡ – / ◡ – and all / the men ◡ – / ◡ – haf gon / to bed- ◡ – / ◡ – i stay / up late. ◡ – / ◡ – i lik / the bred.

metrical form: iambic dimeter rhyme scheme: ABCB other notes: This could also be analyzed as AABB iambic tetrameter, but what I love about it is that after one long sentence, it breaks the syntactic unit in the middle of a couplet to create a surprising ending. Ink has been spilled over whether the non-standard orthography of this poem is intended to evoke archaism (as it is about an event that happened in an 18th-century historical reenactment) or the animal speaker (cf. the orthography of lolcatz memes).

[ameyjf]

The Survivor

The story of us begin a spring so bright, We danced through the days, embracing every night,

Together we planted flowers for our love, Each one bloomed with promises from the stars above.

But as the petals fell and stars lost their gleam, Stitches binding our love story tore at the seam.

In your silent indifference laughter faded, The flowers wilted with the secrets you shaded,

The melodies I wrote you were left unsung, As I struggled to mend the chains come undone.

Your verbal arrows easily found their mark, Piercing tender skin, sinking into my heart.

Through the storm of your resentment, my love was worn, And our scattered love petals lay trampled and torn.

In the aftermath of your tempest, I stand, A survivor of you, lost in a wasteland.

With hope as my needle, and self-love as thread, I will stitch the broken heart you left for dead.

— Amey J. F.

[simmalooks]

random lookbook no. 1

there's really no solid theme or anything here. it's just a lookbook bc i felt like it :-) soooo i guess i'll make it a series.

♡ 01: Hair ~ Top ~ Jeans ~ Heels ~ Bag ~ Necklace ♡ 02: Hair ~ Top* ~ Skirt ~ Sneakers ~ Bag ~ Socks ♡ 03: Hair ~ Dress ~ Heels ~ Bag ~ Necklace ♡ 04: Hair ~ Top & Jacket ~ Pants ~ Boots ~ Bag ~ Necklace

Tattoos: 1 & 2

*SFS folder link; look for the "AABB Sweatshirts"

Thank you so much to all the amazing CC creators: @daylifesims @nova-siims @christopher067 @busra-tr @pipco @bergdorfverse @cocogamess @isjao @shakeproductions @solistair @helsoseira @mercisims @jius-sims @simstrouble @clumsyalienn @sentate @kamiiri @camuflajesims @kiwitrait-sims

<333 Emma

[recoveringdreamer]

@zombiebabysitter from here:

[pm] Yeah, but you still did it, which has to count for something, so I'm choosing to call you smart. Take the compliment. [...] I mean, I kinda miss it too, you know? I was coming up with so many songs. Sucked that they're all AABB rhyme schemes, but like... that can always be rearranged.

​[pm] I'm also the person who got everyone else cursed to begin with, though. I don't know how smart that was. [...] I bet you got a lot out of it, at least. [...] I don't really know what that means. The AABB rhyme schemes thing, I mean. I don't know a lot about rhymes. Even when I was rhyming, I didn't know a lot about rhymes.

[mumblesplash]

wait hi hello hi i reblogged the first part of your secret life comic a few months ago and just now came and found the second part. i'm looking at both parts and??? i saw you bring up in like a reblog of the first part that even when grian tried to fight against the rhyming, the secret keeper just adapted and changed the rhyme scheme. and i'm banf;aksda did that carry into the next part???

like. originally the rhyme scheme was AABB, and then grian switched it to ABAB, and besides the first rhyme that's what the flow of the second part is. is that intentional or just how the rhymes played out bc i'm alksdjfa;skdlfajs;dfla /pos

oh ok so! um. 2 things

i did have a lore-based reason for how the rhyme scheme plays out

i forgot

comic here (link to part 1 is in the caption)

[teamfortresstwo]

I love how Al’s rhythm (abab) is so different from Vox’s (aabb) like it’s so much slower like he’s really savoring the words and it comes right after he finishes actually singing in tune with Vox so it’s like….. oh this is him being actually serious .

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