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Re: Easter (edited) by thetrev SupremeDreamer 130.65.109.104 22-Apr-07/5:28 PM
morassed-- Were you trying to turn a noun into an adjective? Webster didn't provide a listing, other than for "morass", if that was what you meant. That, or Webster sucks ass. That aside, I enjoyed it. Nine.
Re: Ein Kampf by Sasha SupremeDreamer 130.65.109.104 22-Apr-07/5:38 PM
You need a better, more original approach to this. That and.. oh yeah, the nazi/holocaust poem is over done to the extreme. Another thing: Unless you actually lived and endured that rather grim period as a Jew in Germany, I find all artistic expression dressed thus to be abortive. Horridly fruitless rather...
Re: Pink BAlls by EAger to Offend SupremeDreamer 130.65.109.104 22-Apr-07/5:40 PM
Amusing. ;]
Re: What it Feels Like by laurahenn2010 SupremeDreamer 130.65.109.104 22-Apr-07/5:43 PM
Ahh... now I know love is all great, transcending every thing around it, despite it's tendency to rouse so many fucking cliches... But this poem isn't. This could be anyone. I see nothing. You gave me a clouded reflection of the idealized sensations. Ultimately? I feel horridly cheated. Zero.
regarding some deleted poem... SupremeDreamer 130.65.109.104 22-Apr-07/5:54 PM
Pointless? Hrmm. Consider the life of an old man creating odd little statues, the last farts of expression sacrificed to the memory of hippies turned Gandalf and sour on rankerville rivalries made senile from the charm that emanates from his crumbling chess pieces... ahh and his time slips by... and time is what was yesterday, old boy. Checkmate. Also, this whole approach? Rather sad... Is that the best you can come up with? As if your life sir, is anymore meaningful. It isn't. I, you, everyone, have no meaning other than what we place within the frame of personal existence. Your sad attack? Ultimately pointless. Oh, and the last time I checked your picture... you could probably make some money holding a sign off the side of an offramp. Give you a pint of Jack and you'd fit right in with the Old burnouts. :)
Re: Unsung American Dream by SupremeDreamer richa 81.179.247.122 22-Apr-07/11:37 PM
friggin' aceo.
Re: Ein Kampf by Sasha richa 81.179.247.122 23-Apr-07/12:20 AM
Mrs Sasha. I do like this, 'mankind is mere seasons' and 'the son of the slave is a tyrant' how different characters play out the same scenarios. The poem is not arbiter on a historical dispute it examines how we abuse power when it is given to us. A couple of nits. Blood is warm so not like cold communion wine. Perhaps like communion wine poured into a cold communion cup. And the last line is the worst of the poem by a mile it is so banal. 'So sit and count your blessings. They are not yours to give.' is rather peculiar because presumably there is nothing wrong with blessed people sharing their good fortune with others.
Re: The Corner Tavern by jessicazee bwaha 216.162.88.130 23-Apr-07/8:11 AM
I like the way you evoke your mood in this, though I have to question your use of the word stringy, and more especially....current. A current holiday mood - what exactly does this mean? Does the fact that it is current contribute something to what you are saying? A more descriptive or evocative modifier might work better here. I can only assume that your last verse is referring to Lennon, which I think is fantastic, I absolutely love that song. And your description of a dollar as being "crispy" is quite interesting, not something I would have ever thought to use myself.
Re: Ein Kampf by Sasha bwaha 152.163.101.19 23-Apr-07/4:51 PM
I am not sure what this would do to the rhythm but one suggestion I would give to you is to cut the superfluous words. You use the word and and so a lot but you do not always need them, and your poem seems more forceful, clean, and direct without them.
Re: Unsung American Dream by SupremeDreamer bwaha 152.163.101.19 23-Apr-07/5:04 PM
This is absolutely fantastic. It reminds me of slam poetry, it has that all-in-one-breath endless flow to it, but it is more perfect. The entire poem held my rapt attention, which is not typically true of things of this length. The only thing I have to question is the choice to not capitalize your other major words in your title, the only word in there that typically would be lower-case is "of". That is just a technical detail, though. Overall, I love this.
Re: Easter (edited) by thetrev bwaha 152.163.101.19 23-Apr-07/5:09 PM
This is a type of poem, which, when done well, is extremely good, when done poorly, is absolutely awful. While I would not say this is excellent, I think you did a very good job here. I think you strike the right balance between what is said and what is left unsaid, the only thing I question, like SupremeDreamer, is your used of the word "morassed", it seems, at best, a little awkward. Each half of this (the part about your sister, and the part addressed to "you") stands well and is strong on it's own, but I think where you join the two together it is a little weak. Perhaps strengthen the connection between these two stories? Overall, I really like this, though.
Re: The Death of Us by andrewjthomas bwaha 152.163.101.19 23-Apr-07/5:15 PM
Your 4th and 5th verses are by far the strongest, specifically your 4th. They are, I feel, what make this poem worth it and what made it stand out enough to be worth commenting on. The rest strikes me as far too generic. Try to keep things at the level of imagery and specificity you had when describing those wailing Italian mothers, and you might be on to something here.
Re: Ation by bwaha SupremeDreamer 130.65.109.104 23-Apr-07/8:06 PM
stairs- stares. Unless there's some sort of pun intended. That aside, I think you shouldn't have tried to make this a lyric. But, there is a lot of interesting segments in this that kindles my interest, like stanza one, three, and the refrain(s). It also reminds of how I used "ation" in most of my last post.. though I hadn't contrived it.. nevermind that, I'm woolgathering. Anyway, I give it a six over-all.
Re: Rap? Hip-hop? What has this thing become? by DreamerSupreme DreamerSupreme 130.65.109.104 23-Apr-07/8:38 PM
Like Nas said: Hip-Hop is dead.
Re: Jealousy by Person DreamerSupreme 130.65.109.104 23-Apr-07/8:47 PM
Hello Rockmage. ;)
Re: Rap? Hip-hop? What has this thing become? by DreamerSupreme half.italian 76.172.249.205 24-Apr-07/12:50 AM
Normally the title would turn me off from this. Maybe I'm just in the right mood, but I can see this as a song. A good mix of street and smart.
Re: Vesuvius by Frizz half.italian 76.172.249.205 24-Apr-07/1:07 AM
I like alot of this, but you should work out the words a bit more in places I think. These two lines broke me from the read "How Stalin was one fucked-up looney." and "We thought nuclear weaponry was fun and amazing," There's always a place for a good "fuck", but it just cheapens your poem here. There are rarely good places for "fun" or "amazing" in poetry. "acidic reality" is a bit easy too. It also doesn't come around to the punchline smoothly. Maybe another stanza before, or just flesh out the Hiromshima stanza to bring it home. I really like: "Red went with blue and white, And I desperately wanted to be Chinese,"
Re: Jealousy by Person half.italian 76.172.249.205 24-Apr-07/1:08 AM
Haikus are not short enough.
regarding some deleted poem... half.italian 76.172.249.205 24-Apr-07/1:16 AM
In the future, will you please use 'cunt' to describe a woman, and 'fuckface' to describe a man
Re: Benevolent Oasis by drnick drnick 24.247.112.155 24-Apr-07/10:32 AM
I met a girl. I think I'm in love.


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