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Y2kSlamPoet on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 9:42 PM
nice work. 8.
SupremeDreamer on some deleted poem 10 Sep 2003, 5:56 AM
joe, this "fates end" crap seem... really over done.. worse than that, it sounds all corny..
That is great, but clean up the typos, especially if this is a serious tribute to someone.
Amythest on A gift by Birdman42s 9 Sep 2003, 7:11 PM
Well Done :)
some deleted user on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 10:27 PM
Where is Jesus in all of this?
some deleted user on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 11:12 PM
How could you tell if you were blind?
some deleted user on True Friendship; No boundaries with You and Me by meghan 9 Sep 2003, 11:14 PM
Pissing a long time ago When I was a much younger fellow, I left two extensions in the sand of my even younger fellow. tc
some deleted user on F.R.O.G. by Garrett S Sexton 9 Sep 2003, 11:21 PM
It's impossible to stop thinking of Jesus. Just try it and he's still there; you're not thinking about Him but he's still there otherwise you wouldn't know who you weren't thinking about.
William Delacroix on Small Place by crwncka1 10 Sep 2003, 6:23 AM
this poem absolutely blew me away. i'd give it a 666, but the highest i can go is a single digit.
LuckyJoe on (limits of ambition) by richa 10 Sep 2003, 6:23 AM
Very interesting.
?-Dave_Mysterious-? on sick love by Nirvana13666 9 Sep 2003, 3:31 PM
I was hoping this poem was going to be about intimacy involving regurgitation. I was sadly disapointed. I pox be on you!
http://mulberryfairy on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 6:43 PM
That was nice. You did a great job describing the pain and excitement around anticipating the reading the letter. I think you could include a line about why the narrator chose to wait until after her bath to open it. This line "With great thought, I scratch out my reply," seemed a little rough because "scratching out" a reply seems to contradict your narrator's writing it "with great thought". I'd imagine her doing graceful swirly letters, trying to make the writing of the letter last, or even sleeping with it under her pillow until the morning, when she'd reread it, then reply. She knows it'll be a while before she hears from the lover again. (If the narrator is you, I advise the use of email for long distance relationships, if possible. I was even able to give and recieve emails my girlfriend once every couple of weeks when she was at war in Iraq over the last year.)
http://mulberryfairy on The Goodbye Hug by Amythest 9 Sep 2003, 6:47 PM
This sounds a lot like one of those email chain letters that my sentimental co-workers send me. Is that what you were going for? I am sure it'd be appreciated in that genre.
some deleted user on The Goodbye Hug by Amythest 9 Sep 2003, 7:45 PM
Wonderful and touching story. true natural talent, from a special girl.
some deleted user on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 8:51 PM
Neat poem. How are ya Sliver?
?-Dave_Mysterious-? on On getting back by horus8 9 Sep 2003, 3:34 PM
I think you may have neglected to arrange all of your lines into the corrcet order. Be more careful next time.
?-Dave_Mysterious-? on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 3:43 PM
I like expressing my emotions too. What a coincidence!!! Some examples of this may be found in my most recent masterpieces, "Vest" and "Have you seen my spectacles?"
http://mulberryfairy on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 5:59 PM
Why does your narrator say "my heart is not mine to give"? Even if they are cheating, they still own their own hearts, right? Could they really help giving each other their hearts if they were so passionate?
http://mulberryfairy on sick love by Nirvana13666 9 Sep 2003, 6:04 PM
Yikes. Hope this is fiction!
some deleted user on some deleted poem 9 Sep 2003, 6:45 PM
you are dating a china doll biker?