@creativelee
I want to write some new poems based on pictures of women wearing thick tucked-in sweaters and belted jeans. If you think that is interesting, please let me know. If you would like to contribute by sending me some pictures of you wearing a thick tucked-in sweater, that would be great. Argyle, cable-knit, Christmas sweater... the idea is that the sweater can look good and creative tucked-in. The poetry will be like William Burroughs and/or Samuel Beckett.
http://www.wattpad.com/user/TrishaHarrington This is going to be my new page :)
@JasmineEmuSayner *nods back* (Would love to know your opinion. Writing is the main thing in my life.)
@creativelee *nods*
One idea I have is to do a collaborative story about a woman who meets a man. She says how do you do and shakes his hand. He thinks she looks sexy in a tucked-in shirt but he does not realize she has issues and she decides never ever to stop the handshake. That would be fine except they are not in the best neighborhood and he has responsibilities to take care of. I would write the part about the man's point of view and the woman would write her part. I could suggest ideas for her character and she could suggest ideas for mine. This is the type of thing I like to do for fun. Does it sound cool?
Story or novel... woman is a housemate with a number of other people. She always wears un-tucked button shirts and T-shirts and never dresses up. One housemate (a guy) suggests she try tucking in her shirt. She shrugs and says, "Okay." Except now, she wears that shirt tucked in every day and never takes it off, even showers with it. Guys want to go out with her to see if she will take off her shirt during love making sessions. Everyone is afraid the shirt is stuck. She absolutely refuses to change her clothes. Maybe after a while she starts to stink...
What do you think?
I like to write stories that do not limit themselves to conventional themes. I tend sometimes to write about a few of the same subjects over again - and not all of my ideas or stories get completed - but I have finished writing several novels and have written my fair share of stories.