If you haven't before, prepare for rhymes galore!

[hider=Daimyon Londe, the Poet of Infinity]
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[h3]Daimyon Londe[/h3]
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[color=SeaGreen]𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗲𝗻𝘁:[/color]
[indent][b]Infinite Poet[/b]
Polished talent in most forms of poetry, from the classic sonnet and ballad to the modern slam and other free-verse types; and the curious ability to come up with rhymes and stanzas at almost any given situation.[/indent][/center]
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[indent]Daimyon stands slim and tall at 6'1". His grey hair and dull green eyes give off an older vibe than he would wish, so he does his best to retain his youthful vigour and keep his—otherwise elegant—looks unblemished. He prefers his clothes with a bit of frill and likes to imagine himself as a troubadour of old. The most important part of his attire is a large, custom-sewn pocket on the left side of his vest where he carries his notebook.
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[color=SeaGreen]𝗔𝗳𝗳𝗹𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻:[/color]
[indent]Daimyon caught a particularly bad case of influenza when performing at a club gathering on a cold evening. It worsened until he was hospitalised at the Axis Mundi Infirmary with pneumonia, which he fortunately recovered from with no permanent adverse effects.
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[indent]Easy-going and approachable, Daimyon's most common expression is a careless smile. He finds joy in the smallest pleasures of life and is able to let go of all but his worst worries remarkably quickly. He tends to advise others to do the same, as according to him, living a life of doubt and regret is no life at all.
That is not to say he does not care about anything—as an enterprising poet, Daimyon is well-learned about literature, history and the numerous arts. He knows his trade very well—hence his status as Infinite—and is always eager to experiment with new styles and forms to broaden his repertoire. His love for books and other forms of written media also stems from this fact. He can lift inspiration from practically anything and sometimes surprises his friends with short, affectionate poems addressed to them.
He has a knack for incorporating rhymes and rhetorical devices into his everyday speech, to the amazement of some and the dismay of others.
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[color=SeaGreen]𝗧𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗶𝗮:[/color]
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[*] Started out as a stiff rhyme-writer who strictly followed the long-established rules. His earliest works mostly have their place in literary journals. As the years went on, he grew more and more free of these limitations until he gained his current style of constant, sometimes chaotic experimentation.
[*] Tried to practice other forms of literature when he was still in school, such as writing novels and composing songs, but ultimately settled on poetry after realising he had neither the patience for the former, nor the voice for the latter.
[*] Despite this, he aspires to become a full-fledged bard, playing the lute and singing his songs with the same skill that he writes them. Unfortunately, he still has a long way to go to achieve any of these goals.
[*] Carries pen and paper with him at all times. His current notebook contains mostly poetry, but he makes general notes and even diary-style entries from time to time.
[*] Simply uses [i]‘Daimyon’[/i] as his pen name. Amongst his rather large collection of published and unpublished works, he considers a piece titled [i]‘Second Flush of Youth’[/i] his greatest work so far. In it he describes his growth as an artist and how he distanced himself from traditional forms and embraced the beauty of language in its purity.
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[sub][sub][sub]I'm actually pretty inexperienced at writing such stuff so this should be interesting to try out![/sub][/sub][/sub]