Author: Benjamin L'Amour

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My Stories 12

2 Macbeth's Soliloquy Bored in english class as we went over scene two of macbeth, so I decided to write what he might be thinking after he killed Duncan offstage.

Poetry: General, T, English, words: 117, 2/17/2005

Legend of the Kraken I wrote this awhile ago for english class. I think it's pretty good for my first attempt at a fantasyish story.

Fiction: Fantasy, K, English, Fantasy, words: 1k+, favs: 1, 2/13/2005

Canterbury Revisited » If you've ever read the Canterbury Tales, this ought to be fimiliar. I've followed Chaucer's design, with a prologue, followed by a collection of tales.

Poetry: General, K+, English, chapters: 3, words: 3k+, updated: 2/2/2005 published: 1/28/2005

1 A Still City Lament » In response to the Stiller's defeat to the Patriots.

Poetry: General, K+, English, Tragedy, chapters: 2, words: 410, 1/24/2005

2 A Straight Answer If it seems like there is no coherance to this poem, well, there e difference between the two speakers ought to be easy enough to find, but in the end, are they really so different?

Poetry: General, T, English, Supernatural, words: 345, favs: 1, 1/16/2005

2 Wanderlust

Poetry: General, K, English, words: 168, favs: 2, follows: 1, 1/7/2005

1 Betrayal This describes betrayal,for lack of a better word, using artistic exaggeration and hyperbole.

Poetry: Friendship, T, English, Angst, words: 193, 1/7/2005

1 Paraclausithyron This poem is based on the paraclausithyron, a motif which is found in Latin love poetry.

Poetry: Love, K+, English, words: 218, 12/31/2004

3 Intellect's Midnight Express I wrote this one night around 4 a.m. after being hyped up on caffine for hours on end.

Poetry: General, K, English, words: 138, 12/31/2004

3 Tequila Cat Before you read this poem, do a Google image search for Tequila Cat. It will be very obvious which image this poem is based on.

Poetry: General, T, English, Humor, words: 79, 12/31/2004

1 For the Love of a Freshman I wrote this after the parents of the girl I wanted to go to a dance with wouldn't let me take her.

Poetry: Love, K+, English, Romance, words: 424, 12/30/2004

Invocation As the title implies, this is an invocation, much like would be found at the beginning of a Greek or Roman work. I tried to replicate the epic style verse of Homer with unrhymed 9 syllable lines.

Poetry: Love, K, English, Angst, words: 178, 12/30/2004