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Here's 1000 words of Jonas Brothers fic I wrote for mediaville last night. Like you do.

#busfun
Joe Jonas/Nick Jonas, NC-17. Nick is a JILF.

( Nick isn't dumb. Really, he's not. So Joe has no idea how he hasn't figured this out. )

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HELLO FRIENDS who wants to play a game! I have written five very silly J2 madlibs. In the comments, I will leave a comment asking for a (VERB) or a (NOUN) or a (BODY PART) or whatever. If you'd like to play, just leave me a response to this! I'll take the first response I get for each one, and when I finish with a given story I will post the complete madlib. And hopefully it will be fun! idk, I've never done this before. Hopefully it will work! And if it doesn't, I will revise my plans.

I've got a comment thread set up where I reply to myself to show you how it works, so hopefully the process will be clear. HAVE FUN, I GUESS!

( Story one. )

( Story two! )

WELL THAT IS ALL FROM ME FOR TONIGHT I am sleepy. Thanks for playing, guys!

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So I've done a couple posts gathering music I've used as fic titles, but I never did one for poetry, and I wanted to do that too. I don't draw from poetry as much as I draw from songs for titles, but that doesn't mean I don't really love the poetry. So, here's a run-down of poems I have drawn from for fic titles. I put stars next to poems which I particularly recommend. Which is like half of them WHATEVER I love poetry.

01. Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird : Wallace Stevens (Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Relationship)
*02. Dr. Sigmund Freud Discovers the Seashell : Archibald MacLeish (Still He Offers the Seashell)
03. The Coming of Wisdom With Time : William Butler Yeats (The Coming of Wisdom With Time)
*04. XXXI : A. E. Housman (The Lad That Loved You Was One Who Kept His Word)
05. I Sing the Body Electric : Walt Whitman (I Sing the Body Electric)
06. Catullus 99 : Catullus (Numquam Iam Posthac Basia Surripiam)
07. LXII : A. E. Housman (The World, It Was the Old World Yet)
08. Catullus 5 : Catullus (And Not Give Tuppence; translation from A. E. Housman)
*09. Childhood Is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies : Edna St. Vincent Millay (Childhood Is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies; At a Certain Age, the Child Is Grown (And Puts Away Childish Things))
10. XIII : A. E. Housman (Give Crowns and Pounds and Guineas But Not Your Heart Away)
*11. How to Like It : Stephen Dobyns (Dogs and the Prospect of Change)
*12. anyone lived in a pretty how town : e. e. cummings (Little By Little and Was By Was; more by more they dream their sleep)
13. The Business of Love is Cruelty : Dean Young (The Ones Who've Come In Late)
14. since feeling is first : e. e. cummings (since feeling is first)