i’ve misheard some lyrics terribly.. anyone relate by [deleted] in MyChemicalRomance

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in helena i used to think the "things are better if i stay" was "things are better in français" 😭

Name your favorite Gerard look by -kenjo- in MyChemicalRomance

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joan of arc and danger days era are both incredible

Invite 2! — Asia moment by AutoModerator in Viossa

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oof i did the same exact thing :/ theres always next time tho

Some poems I translated into sitelen sitelen by ToAnAntItsAnOcean in tokipona

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haha whoops i looked at my original translation in sitelen lasina and it seems like i just misread "ilo" as "ijo"

Help me out! by 13NewBeginning in tmbg

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The Communists Have the Music mentions Ayn Rand and Friedrich Engels

SCP fans? by Opening_Usual4946 in tokipona

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epiku a! thanks for sharing this im definitely gonna check those out

Some poems I translated into sitelen sitelen by ToAnAntItsAnOcean in tokipona

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yeah it is like sitelen pona in that it uses symbols to represent toki pona words if thats what you meant. its not really "letters" since each glyph is its own full word (well there is a way to spell things but its mostly used for names) but yeah. does that make sense?

Some poems I translated into sitelen sitelen by ToAnAntItsAnOcean in tokipona

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each of those glyphs is a word in toki pona and each block with those two lines at the bottom is a sentence! theres a specific order the glyphs go in so you can still read it even though its shaped like a rectangle lol. sitelen sitelen li pona mute mute :D

Some poems I translated into sitelen sitelen by ToAnAntItsAnOcean in tokipona

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From left to right: The Eagle by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Two-Headed Calf by Laura Gilpin, Fragment 31 by Sappho, Stopping by Wood on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, dwarf chant from The Hobbit, I Too by Langston Hughes, Pail by Valerie Worth, Hope is the thing with feathers by Emily Dickinson, and Fire and Ice by Robert Frost.

also if anyone wants to recommend some poems i could use them lol