#booooost

(Derogatory)

So I am making this post on Tumblr to address this situation to pass this around. Maybe Staff will see this, maybe not. Who knows, but at least other users will realise that they are not alone on this problem.

Also, I have a question for a lot of you,

in case you didn’t know, i have two self published books on amazon worldwide ✨

i’m an almost 21 year old poet from the uk, and you may have seen some of my work here & here.

eden. was my second collection of poetry. this collection was shorter than my debut, and focused on nature poetry. it includes themes of saving the planet, nature metaphors & loving mother earth.

if you enjoy poetry (mine, more specifically!) and you bought a copy, it’d mean the world. if not, a reblog would be just as wonderful. any and all support means so much to me, and it would help me get my work out there for even more people to enjoy.

you can check out my website here.

Okay guys, if your blog is muted, posts not in the right order, here’s how to fix it. 

You’ve gotta be on desktop for this to work.

1. Go to your blog page (tumblr.com/blog/your-url)

2. Click on mass post editor:

3. Go through and select every post from this month. You can only select 100 at a time, so make sure to remember where you got to in each block (I took pictures of my screen so I made sure i did them all)

4. Click “add tags” and choose a tag to add to every post. Doesn’t matter what but preferably something you don’t think will already be on a post. Mine was #yikes. 

5. Add the tag and wait for it to confirm. Then ‘unselect’ the posts and resume until you reach November. This should resolve the issue and let other people see your new posts!!

Why Are You So Angry? - Innuendo Studios

I’ve been writing a lot of poems over the last two months and today I finally got around to editing one of them. But this is my prose writing blog and I don’t want to post the poems here, because that’s not what you followed me for. So i made a side blog:

@loreleypoetry

It’s named after a famous german siren, Loreley, but the poems are in english. I play around with word play and hidden meanings a lot (or at least try to). Here’s a sneek peek of my first poem, “alove”:

was spoon-fed and hand-raised with pictures of other’s backs to me was well-trained and prepared to be disappointed, disappointing