The Lady Who Went Insane Chapter Two

Chapter Two:

Flying

The Lady Who Went Insane Chapter One

Chapter One:

And So She Went Insane

In Which Mabel Decides to Showcase Xir Poetry

Yeah that's right peeps. I'm gonna start posting some poetry here. It's gonna be a bit different, since poetry is actually not my forte, but you can't get better if you keep it to yourself, right? Anyways, this is just a heads-up post. No actually poetry here.

Series of poetry will be:

• The Lady Who Went Insane
• A story in the form of a series of poetry describing the downward spiral of insanity of a girl called She. Contains some adultish themes and they're pretty long so they're under a cut off/read more.
• Poems for the Soul (one stanza, 3-5 lines poetry)
• A collection of small poems that tend to be personal and ambiguous. 
• The Depression Cure
• Poems I wrote during severe bouts of depression. They tend to be pretty dark and long. They're also very old, so I have no real pride in them anymore. They will always be under a cut off/read more.
• Pieces of My Mind
• Poems and short stories that don't fit in The Depression Cure series, but are still personal. They range from dark to lighthearted and happy. 

In Which Mabel Animated A Few Things and Wanted To Show Off

I have a serious love for pixel animation. It's like the funnest thing ever. So here's a few that I've created recently:

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Senior Research Paper: Or In Other Words, Mabel Saw An Opportunity to Talk About Manga and Took It

Since this is a brand new blog, and y'all don't know very much about me yet (or read my About Me page and decided that it must not do me justice, because how could it?) nobody on this little corner of the internet knows that I'm a hardcore otaku. Really hardcore. I mainly prefer manga (because it's easier to absorb versus an anime that's shit quality on my dinosaur of a laptop), but when I heard that my senior research paper had to be about an art form and its influence upon the world, I knew what I was gonna write it about.