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some deleted user on Simple Can (Relic) by Liver by Shardik 1 Oct 2003, 7:39 PM
"I will steadily hide the smell That my bacteria excretes to tell. the world I am a sick can Better opened under a ceiling fan." Interesting.
some deleted user on Hardcore Denial or Sumpin'. by Shardik 1 Oct 2003, 7:40 PM
Nice rhyme. It's so er....?
some deleted user on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 7:41 PM
Fantastic! Bravo to you. :)
some deleted user on whimsicals by nentwined 1 Oct 2003, 7:41 PM
This is well penned.
some deleted user on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 7:43 PM
No not ice cream and cookies...more like prune juice and pretzels! this was witty, very nice ;)
some deleted user on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 7:45 PM
The imagery is well done. The closure tied it up perfectly.
some deleted user on Fate by leviathan 1 Oct 2003, 7:46 PM
One of the best I've seen today....great structure!
some deleted user on Brighton Beach by Caducus 1 Oct 2003, 7:51 PM
Well worded. I like the imagery.
some deleted user on on the edge of creation by nentwined 1 Oct 2003, 7:57 PM
I like this! Oakland eh? I was born in Sonoma and lived in Bodega Bay. :)
some deleted user on blue lilac and I (edit) by richa 1 Oct 2003, 7:59 PM
Now that's poetry. Very nice indeed! ;)"bowl faced to the sun like a beggar, so succinctly put was its life and mine" Well put!
some deleted user on The Blooding by Mr Pig 1 Oct 2003, 8:01 PM
A fine read. This piece is very descriptive and almost like a poem I had read by Sylvia Plath. :)
some deleted user on the wire by Bill Z Bub 1 Oct 2003, 8:06 PM
"I have studied the effects of thirst firsthand and dug up pipebombs from the playground" Nice word play, it's really a stunning piece.
some deleted user on thought & memory by Bill Z Bub 1 Oct 2003, 8:10 PM
"invokes the infinitesimal and for one effulgent second these holed and drafty walls drop away." I like a read with interesting wording. This was quite a poem. You remind me of some one close to me...I'll show you a sample of his work.. The July night spit and cracked in its black eye, its black iron pot; black boots rout sand on a beach whose shadows revolve, roll about like fat citrus at dawn’s red skin. Fork-split; my father died this night. In a Texas tumbleweed—tumble, was the cement, the man, the moon. I do not tote his flag, carry visions across the years as tinder into flames. Hell is too abundant. It pumps through tubes and cavities in snow-banked gullies, sweet waters of Hungarian streams. I have taken it up. I am all mouth— he taught me this with bony spindles, contours. Off a mountainside, I recall. Forget, forget; suicides, contusions, edges— forget since you can not. Black boots stretch and moan on the concrete, in the black eye; I fit them tight as a casket, right as a dead man’s son. We were both published in the same zine. I admire his work as I do yours. I'm sure I messed up his structure though. ;)
sliver on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 9:44 PM
Not finished yet, but I figured I'd get your feel for it so far, new style and all. Pleeze be gentle, I,m soooo sensitive.
sliver on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 9:50 PM
well man I don't know what to think of your well thought out sarcastic interlude. If you truly are in a wheelchair(catheter and all) I should think you'd have spent your time better than this. Buuutt, you make me laugh. HA HA
tadpole on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 10:32 PM
It's crap, all crap. . .no just teasing I like it, and I'll be checking back later to see it finished I'm sure
tadpole on some deleted poem 1 Oct 2003, 10:38 PM
I wonder what it would sound like to music :)
cleverdevice on blue lilac and I (edit) by richa 2 Oct 2003, 1:31 AM
Am I the only one not distinctly moved by this? I mean, a trombone? Seems like there's an oompah band just round the bend and I fund that higly amusing. Images of fat germans in Lederhosen and feathers in their cap spoiling this tranquil scene. It ruins the whole effect. Oboe, clarinet maybe, but trombone, no. There are far more emotive instruments than a trombone. And if this was me, I'd be blasted for the lack of capital letters. I quite like like 'silvered in pike' but pike arn't silver, they're green. Plus you won't find pike in a stream, they're too big, and prefer lakes to running water. They are also carnivorous, so are highly solitary creatures, you'd be lucky to get enough in one place for them to 'silver'. Apart from that there's some great stuff. 7
Pure, unadulterated, feaces. I'd rather do reconstructive surgery on my penis shaft with a rusty pick axe than read this again.
cleverdevice on Para Sa Aking Sinta by NewbieMe 2 Oct 2003, 1:39 AM
Yes. I findus Thisus Shittus. I can write in Latin!!!