Hullo!
For you who saw my Riddle the answer is:
Evil! (if you know Ninjago, it could also be the Overlord. It goes two ways, this riddle)
Unfortunately, I don't have a poem for today. Sorry!
I will see you all next Monday!
WillowUnicorn (AKA, Spinjisumaster)
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
More Poems!
Hullo!
OK, I now have a riddle as well. I don't think I've put it up before.
What never sleeps, what never dies
It has two, red eyes.
I'll tell you what the answer is next week! Post your guess please :)
Here's the Poems for this week!
A certain Money Box,
Is a Bank's best friend.
It keeps the money under locks
You must be careful not to bend,
For if you do,
You may have to lend,
Money to the Money Box!
Thats Poem one! Here's no Two:
Morning Star,
Your golden rays,
Light my days
You guide me to,
The nicest places
I follow you,
By foot or plane,
By car or boat,
To find you, my
One and only Morning Star.
Thats Poem no Two! Here's the last one:
Evening Star,
Your Silver rays,
Are pure goodness
You dance through the night,
A graceful Ballarina,
You must away,
'Ere break of day,
But I will always find you again...
And thats the last poem! I will post more soon!
See you around!
WillowUnicorn
OK, I now have a riddle as well. I don't think I've put it up before.
What never sleeps, what never dies
It has two, red eyes.
I'll tell you what the answer is next week! Post your guess please :)
Here's the Poems for this week!
A certain Money Box,
Is a Bank's best friend.
It keeps the money under locks
You must be careful not to bend,
For if you do,
You may have to lend,
Money to the Money Box!
Thats Poem one! Here's no Two:
Morning Star,
Your golden rays,
Light my days
You guide me to,
The nicest places
I follow you,
By foot or plane,
By car or boat,
To find you, my
One and only Morning Star.
Thats Poem no Two! Here's the last one:
Evening Star,
Your Silver rays,
Are pure goodness
You dance through the night,
A graceful Ballarina,
You must away,
'Ere break of day,
But I will always find you again...
And thats the last poem! I will post more soon!
See you around!
WillowUnicorn
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Another poem
Hullo readers!
You probably know what this next poem is about - yup, you got it right - Ninjago!
Here it is:
There! Todays poem. Please comment!
See you soon!!
WillowUnicorn
You probably know what this next poem is about - yup, you got it right - Ninjago!
Here it is:
Epic Dragon Battle
The Ninja, tired, weary,
Stood back, watching the beast
Would it ever tire? Of course not!
The Snake reared up, ready to strike
Green scales as bright as venom
They waited, frozen to the spot
Like rabbits in the gleam of headlights
They waited for the world to disappear, but
It never happened
Their eyes snapped to
The Ultimate Dragon as it roared
The elements hit the Snake, one by one
And each Ninja called
Lightning!
Fire!
Ice!
Earth!
The beast wound up a building
Mouth open, fangs bared, ready to strike
Down went the Dragon
Scratching the Snake with claws and battering it with wings
Down went the Snake
Victory!
The Dragon prepared to land, roaring a greeting
BAM
The Snake's tail came from the ground
Tearing the trees apart and stinging the Dragon
The Ultimate Dragon roared
And fell to the ground
The Snake slithered away
There! Todays poem. Please comment!
See you soon!!
WillowUnicorn
Sunday, September 15, 2013
My new Poem Page
Hullo readers!
You're probably wondering what that means. I have a Topic called "Ninjago Poems" on the Ninjago forum. This is just for Ninjago poems, so if Ninjago isn't your thing, then you don't have to look at it (unless you're bursting with curiosity!).
https://community.lego.com/t5/NINJAGO/Ninjago-Poems/td-p/7307552
Thanks!
WillowUnicorn
You're probably wondering what that means. I have a Topic called "Ninjago Poems" on the Ninjago forum. This is just for Ninjago poems, so if Ninjago isn't your thing, then you don't have to look at it (unless you're bursting with curiosity!).
https://community.lego.com/t5/NINJAGO/Ninjago-Poems/td-p/7307552
Thanks!
WillowUnicorn
New Poem
Hullo!
I've been busy - lots of Writing! I've written another Poem today. Here's it is:
Meet the Fire Dragon
Red Dragon roared
Mournfully as his
Master left him
In a bright temple pooling
With Lava from the volcano
Red Dragon roared
Mournfully for his
Master, who had left
Him to guard the
Sword of Fire
Red Dragon was
The youngest of
The Four
But now, instead of playing
He must guard the Fire Sword
Red Dragon crept
Into a pool of Lava
Always watching
Never sleeping
Until now
Red Dragon's eyes opened
He rose from the pool
Two men and a girl - what were the robbers doing?
His tail broke the rocks, covering the entrance
The three would pay dearly for disturbing him
That's todays poem! as usual,feel free to comment!
WillowUnicorn
I've been busy - lots of Writing! I've written another Poem today. Here's it is:
Meet the Fire Dragon
Red Dragon roared
Mournfully as his
Master left him
In a bright temple pooling
With Lava from the volcano
Red Dragon roared
Mournfully for his
Master, who had left
Him to guard the
Sword of Fire
Red Dragon was
The youngest of
The Four
But now, instead of playing
He must guard the Fire Sword
Red Dragon crept
Into a pool of Lava
Always watching
Never sleeping
Until now
Red Dragon's eyes opened
He rose from the pool
Two men and a girl - what were the robbers doing?
His tail broke the rocks, covering the entrance
The three would pay dearly for disturbing him
That's todays poem! as usual,feel free to comment!
WillowUnicorn
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
My Top Writing Tips!
Hey guys!
I've had a good reaction to my Story, Stormchild and the Ninja: https://community.lego.com/t5/NINJAGO-Stories/Stormchild-and-the-Ninja/m-p/7191144#M92565
So I've decided to put up my writing tips to help you write stories!
1. Start, Middle, Finish
You need to know how it Starts, what happens in the middle, and how it's going to finish, or it could last Forever! I was writing a story, and didn't how to finish it - so it's unfinished!
2. Write it on Paper(this is useful if you use the Lego message boards)
Lots of people (I'm not saying all, but a lot) will just type up chapters on the spot without reviewing them. ALWAYS write it on paper first - then when you type it up, you can edit it!
3. Music
Listening to music is a good way to feel things in the story - or to add things to it. I was writing a story and got stuck. Should Kai's friend die or survive?I wondered. The music became sad, wistful and full of shock and surprise. I know Kai's friend would die, so I wrote it.
4. In their Shoes
Try to imagine how you would feel being in your characters position.
5. What is its History?
Think about why something happened - then write the story about it's History! It will give your story a fuller feeling - plus you can post it up later if you want. Did you know J.R.R. Tolkien wrote twelve books on Middle Earth's History just to write the Lord of the Rings?
6. Read it to Somebody.
ALWAYS read your story to somebody. Siblings can be good for this, especially if it is about their fave topic. If you don't have siblings, then read it to a friend - and ask if they like it!
7. Edit Edit Edit!
There is always a part to be edited: A word added, taken, changed, a paragraph added, taken or changed etc. This is one of the most important steps.
8. Heading
What do you want your heading to be? Something that says: bla bla bla is in this, or something that will make the reader wonder? This is up to you. The more catchy the heading, the more likely people are to read it!
I hope this gave you some help. If you have any good tips, feel free to post them!
WillowUnicorn
I've had a good reaction to my Story, Stormchild and the Ninja: https://community.lego.com/t5/NINJAGO-Stories/Stormchild-and-the-Ninja/m-p/7191144#M92565
So I've decided to put up my writing tips to help you write stories!
1. Start, Middle, Finish
You need to know how it Starts, what happens in the middle, and how it's going to finish, or it could last Forever! I was writing a story, and didn't how to finish it - so it's unfinished!
2. Write it on Paper(this is useful if you use the Lego message boards)
Lots of people (I'm not saying all, but a lot) will just type up chapters on the spot without reviewing them. ALWAYS write it on paper first - then when you type it up, you can edit it!
3. Music
Listening to music is a good way to feel things in the story - or to add things to it. I was writing a story and got stuck. Should Kai's friend die or survive?I wondered. The music became sad, wistful and full of shock and surprise. I know Kai's friend would die, so I wrote it.
4. In their Shoes
Try to imagine how you would feel being in your characters position.
5. What is its History?
Think about why something happened - then write the story about it's History! It will give your story a fuller feeling - plus you can post it up later if you want. Did you know J.R.R. Tolkien wrote twelve books on Middle Earth's History just to write the Lord of the Rings?
6. Read it to Somebody.
ALWAYS read your story to somebody. Siblings can be good for this, especially if it is about their fave topic. If you don't have siblings, then read it to a friend - and ask if they like it!
7. Edit Edit Edit!
There is always a part to be edited: A word added, taken, changed, a paragraph added, taken or changed etc. This is one of the most important steps.
8. Heading
What do you want your heading to be? Something that says: bla bla bla is in this, or something that will make the reader wonder? This is up to you. The more catchy the heading, the more likely people are to read it!
I hope this gave you some help. If you have any good tips, feel free to post them!
WillowUnicorn
Monday, September 9, 2013
My Shop
Hullo!
This is not a poem - just to warn you! :P I have finally got my shop on Etsy running. You can check it out at this link:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/HomemadeHandicrafts?ref=l2-shopheader-name
You are welcome to share the link.
Thanks!
WillowUnicorn
This is not a poem - just to warn you! :P I have finally got my shop on Etsy running. You can check it out at this link:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/HomemadeHandicrafts?ref=l2-shopheader-name
You are welcome to share the link.
Thanks!
WillowUnicorn
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