Dipper

I'm currently writing a new poem for "Poetic Injustice" focusing on a very obscure and often unappreciated historical figure who revolutionized science but was characterized by his extreme shyness and untalkative nature, something I can unfortunately relate to. Expect it to be published sometime this upcoming week, if not tomorrow. Any guesses as to who I'm referring to? - Dipper

My latest poem "What May Have Been" is pretty dang short, but also available for my audience to read! So just go on and read, why dontcha?

To anyone wondering about my disappearance since my last publication, "The Silence Consumed Him", welcome back. I've returned for the New Year after a two-month hiatus due to my creative juices not flowing enough (and with the addition of those grueling mid-term finals, my imagination was basically devoided from me) with a new poem to be added to the "Poetic Justice" collection. Currently I haven't titled it, but hopefully you'll see it in about a day or so. Anyways, I wish all of you a prosperous and Happy New Year, and I hope I'll write more for y'all to see! -  Dipper

Well, I should never make promises ever again. "The Silence Consumed Him" could not be finished in time for a Columbus Day publication date. Again I apologize for not sticking to the deadline. "The Silence" is now available on the "Scary Stories" story collection as of today. Enjoy! I did not plan for it to be super scary, just...utterly unnerving. (Wait, that means the same thing. Never mind.)

Any of y'all remember my "Dipper's Scary Stories" anthology which never got  completed with my first story "Run"? Well, I've decided that,  in the midst of All Hallows' Eve, I will start from scratch and "revamp" (heh) the anthology by still keeping the title but now beginning it with my "The Silence Consumed Him" story I mentioned last year for my "Scary Stories" collection that I never added (till now). Unfortunately this means "Run" will have to be scrapped, since I never knew how it would end. And unlike "Run", I'm actually halfway through with "The Silence Consumed Him", have a clear idea of its conclusion, and will post the entire story sometime during this Columbus Day break. Fingers crossed I get it completed this time! - Dipper

How fast a month goes by, and here I am not having posted in almost a month! School has kept me pretty busy for the time being, so for my  newest addition to the "Poetic Injustice" collection, I have revised the "Graffiti" Miles Morales poem I published back in January. I will publish it in about a minute or two. When available, please do read it to let me know what you thought of it, in the comments section below! - Dipper

Wow. Not even a day after I publish my definitive (sure) critical darling "Cherub", I completed writing a song (that will later be included on Tuesday) in "Poetic Injustice": "Muzzle".  Please read it and let me know what I could improve on. Please, and thank you! - Dipper

"Cherub" is out now. Read it while you can (it doesn't have to be right now!). Available at your local Wattpad. (Yep, I'm advertising it as thought it were a printed poem.) - Dipper

As of this date, I have not published a new poem in over a week. I ask for forgiveness yet again, but school always leaves me busy, as well as other things. Do not fret, though. I am momentarily writing a new poem titled "Cherub", which has a nostalgic tone to it, which is set to publish later this week. I can promise you that much! - Dipper

A week has drifted by since my last message promising a new poem, so consider it done! My newest poem, "Pour Through Me", was written in one night, and is now available through my "Poetic Injustice" compendium. Do read and give feedback, if you will! - Dipper