Felicia Day Wrote Some Pretty Good Video Game Poetry As A Kid


I think we’ve all been there: You’re young, you’re bored, you decide to write some poetry about your favourite video game.

Actress/writer/musician/etc. Felicia Day sure seems to have been there, and she’s gone ahead and shared some of her 12-year-old self’s video-game poetry. It’s called “Avatar Isle,” and it’s a tribute to the Ultima series.

I know she’s got her share of detractors out there, but as I’ve written in the past, I think a lot of Ms. Day. This kind of thing is why; it’s a total goof, but it’s a fun one.


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