Rhyme Written in Red
What started as casual expression grew to a collaborative poetry forum, and now it has narrowed to the honing of my constantly developing creativity.
We write because we have something to express. We read because we crave expression. We create because we are compelled to do so. Here I hope you find a place of safety, honesty, and truly unbridled creative expression.
The blog is still collaborative to some extent, and if you wish to share something of worth on this site, feel free to message me for details.
Your likes and follows are appreciated, but more than that, your comments offering sincere feedback are genuinely craved by myself and the writers represented on this site. Please navigate the archives and be mindful you are glimpsing tiny pieces of another’s soul, so do be kind – always honest, but always kind.
Chief Editor and Primary Contributor,
johnathan schofield
Rhyme Written In Red 
Hey brother;
If you are ever interested in a neat header let me know. I’m still learning how to make neat logos and such, but I’m willing to mess around with it if you’d like me to. Just let me know your general idea and the size that’s required for the header on this theme (if you’re interested). I’ll send you a few .jpeg images back and you can use them if you’d like.
that’d be sweet. I haven’t rethought my banner in a while. Something that cries beauty and words and red – all in one i guess. If that makes sense. It shouldn’t be terribly dark, but i do love a touch of macabre. I’m Using the Piano Black Theme for WordPress.
You can preview it on my (other) blog– http://www.lighteverpressing.wordpress.com
I set it up with the Piano Black Theme so you can see what it looks like. I’ll come up with a few more designs if you’d like me to. This one was just a quick lunch break creation.
Oi! Dunno if you got my facebook message, but i do love the banner you’ve created.
If you have any suggestions or want to keep it that way, just let me know. I’ll need an email address so i can email u the jpeg.
rhymewritteninred@live.com
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