Freewriting with the random four words for rock poetry.
You sent me a card each year. When I play my cards, I win. Shuffling cards is a game of chance. In my hand a deck of cards for the game. My ace card is ready, I'm ready to play.
RPG pen & pencil gaming. After 5 years since returning to tabletop RPG playing, online video games beginning to interest me once again, I am learning and making new material RPG material—especially solo gaming material. I'm also working on Aioskoru material such as fantasy languages. Some goals are to write stories and poetry on the side, develop the world, and use customized rules for my own story world. Newer digital map and drawing may also be explored.
You sent me a card each year. When I play my cards, I win. Shuffling cards is a game of chance. In my hand a deck of cards for the game. My ace card is ready, I'm ready to play.
Today, I feel like trying to write some lyrics for poetry month. I'll just start today by working on some random word stuff. I'll freewrite another day.
I'll be using the Lyrical Grammar Fuel: 1980s Harder Rock, which I published which has random noun, verb, adjective, and adverb tables based on common lyrics between 55 major songs.
The songs were primarily major hard rock, heavy metal, and a little punk-rock songs in the 80s.
roll for a noun = 108 = card
roll for a verb = 481 = left
roll for an adjective = 74 = past
roll for an adverb = 60 = never
roll for interjection = 17 = welcome
How they were used in the 55 songs referenced.
In the 55 song lyrics, two songs have the word card in it. And both refer to the ace card.
In the 55 song lyrics, 13 songs have the word left in it. Most of the verb use means remains or leave.
In the 55 song lyrics, one song uses the word past as an adjective rather than a noun. It is used as the noun phrase "my past life" in the song "Hallowed Be Thy Name" by Iron Maiden.
In the 55 song lyrics, one song uses the word welcome. It is "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses.
A card, as a noun, means a flat stiff paper, cardboard, or plastic.
#342 never = clever, ever, never, sever, assever, dissever, endeavor, however, whatever, whenever, wherever, whoever, whatsoever.
#166 card = card, guard, regard, disregard
#263 left,= left, theft, weft, bereft, deft, heft, stage left
#194 past = past, cast, last, blast, mast, vast, fast, aghast, asked, at last, outlast, outcast,
I didn't rhyme anything with the word welcome.
This is enough for today. The next post may be freewriting.
Get out there this month and write some poetry or music!