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RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"But why would you want to write poetry?" James insisted.
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"Because.........I want to. And I like writing poetry."
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"Sounds boring as hell to me," the child commented.
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"It kind of is," she shrugged. "but I like doing it. People like different things, and I like writing."
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"I hate writing," James said. Mostly because he couldn't do it.
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"Like I said: people enjoy different things," she repeated herself.
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"How do you earn money with that?" the boy continued.
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
She doesn't. "I....write, and then I...sell the..writing." Sure.
RE: I'm a monster - James Longbottom - 05-17-2020
"Who buys it?" James' life seemed to revolve around trying to talk grown ups into an existential crisis.
RE: I'm a monster - Saoirse O'Connell - 05-17-2020
"People who like poetry," she crossed her arms.