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'''Love Poems About Stacy''' is |
'''''Love Poems About Stacy''''' is a project by [[starmeshelion]] to write a collection of love [[poems]] about [[Stacy Rowe]]. The poems tend towards Gothic (or pseudo-Gothic) romance, and emphasize Stacy's character as perceived by the author. The poems were posted on the PPMB in 2007. |
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* Conventions |
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* Ferris Wheel |
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* November, 16:00 |
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* Lawndale |
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* Wardrobe |
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* The Saboteur |
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* Governor's Park |
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* Contrast |
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* Anticipation |
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* Lake District |
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* Self-Harm |
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* 2004 |
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==Critical Response== |
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''Love Poems About Stacy'' met with mixed critical reception. Whilst some enjoyed the confessional mood created by the darker poems in the collection, others felt that it pushed starmeshelion's love for Stacy to disturbing extremes. |
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==External Links== |
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[http://www.thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18136 Love Poems About Stacy, on PPMB] |
[http://www.thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18136 ''Love Poems About Stacy,'' on PPMB] |
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[[Category: Stories]] |
[[Category: Stories]] |
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Latest revision as of 13:09, 21 June 2017
Love Poems About Stacy is a project by starmeshelion to write a collection of love poems about Stacy Rowe. The poems tend towards Gothic (or pseudo-Gothic) romance, and emphasize Stacy's character as perceived by the author. The poems were posted on the PPMB in 2007.
List Of Poems[edit]
- Untitled
- Dishevelled
- 04/03/07: Mourning
- Conventions
- Ferris Wheel
- November, 16:00
- Lawndale
- Wardrobe
- The Saboteur
- Governor's Park
- Contrast
- Anticipation
- Lake District
- Self-Harm
- 2004
Critical Response[edit]
Love Poems About Stacy met with mixed critical reception. Whilst some enjoyed the confessional mood created by the darker poems in the collection, others felt that it pushed starmeshelion's love for Stacy to disturbing extremes.