Caducus
on Birdcalls by poetandknowit
14 Oct 2003, 3:26 PM
Loved the way you wrapped up S1 with the last 4 lines, speaks volumes about family values, appreciation of nature over social disdain.
Just one of those poems i want to read as i get something from it.
The last one of your poems was partly responsible for my poem 'Brighton Beach' i would appreciate your views on it good or bad.....Please.
Wow shorter than a haiku and speaking as loud with less - impressed - maybe we could have a new category called >>>>>>>>> Shorts 8
Please explain the last 2 lines.
Are you feeling okay? I only found the use of anus once
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
14 Oct 2003, 6:14 PM
Quite humorous. 10.
some deleted user
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14 Oct 2003, 6:21 PM
Nice job.
some deleted user
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14 Oct 2003, 6:21 PM
Nice.
some deleted user
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14 Oct 2003, 6:23 PM
Beautifully done...I wish I had a tribute to me...
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
14 Oct 2003, 6:25 PM
Very funny! 10.
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
14 Oct 2003, 6:27 PM
Funny stuff!
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
14 Oct 2003, 6:28 PM
I have had plenty of parodies, but no tributes! Lucky fairy!
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
14 Oct 2003, 6:29 PM
Well done...but why is there a syringe?
some deleted user
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14 Oct 2003, 6:30 PM
Very realistic walrus.
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
14 Oct 2003, 6:34 PM
Very clever...10.
Quite a nice natural flow. And a nice use of the language, many nice images.
Quite lovely.
I will say the first line made me immediately think of langston hughes - just that, and nothing else.
excellent.
Such flowing words - though I don't completely understand it.
The touch of rhyme in the middle is used to good effect.
"I spin rinse and tumble deeper into your realm."
nice.
something missing in the last line, I think.
a prosish (tm) seven, were it an actual sonnet, I would give you and 8.
cute. Meaningless outside of this place, the place of the purple pill.
skillfully rhymed (well, hell, you made up half the words).