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That was great. Well-written and descriptive. Loved the biblical allusions. Need an apostrophe in "township's rails" (6th stanza). 10
J.B. Manning on pErFeCt pAiN by William Delacroix 8 Sep 2003, 10:54 AM
The imagry is wonderful, the passion deadly, and the verse completely beautiful. 10 from me my friend. May I aspire to your skill.
Joe-joe on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 11:02 AM
"...skill can possibly represent". Great english! You fudge packers are really a panic.. No matter how remote a subject might be from ones sexuality..you always find a way of brining it back to ones Johnson. It's really an amusing phenomenon.
J.B. Manning on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 11:15 AM
HA! You're one to talk about English, child. As long as this all was such boy! "Fudge Packer?" You must be a southern fried in-breeder with an inability to conceptualize an original vocabulary. Good try though.
J.B. Manning on 'Till Then by sliver 8 Sep 2003, 11:22 AM
I like the message, but I want to say that it could be massaged a bit. I think you already have a good sense of the rhythm you want for this poem, but it seems a little...unedited maybe. I do like it, don't get me wrong, but I wanted to suggest some improvement because I think it's well deserved and would make this piece so much better. It has potential.
J.B. Manning on Failure by Nicholas Jones 8 Sep 2003, 11:26 AM
Interesting. I wonder if you could expand this. Or add more lines, more feeling, more examples. It seems like there is so much more to it. Pretty good though.
LuckyJoe on :) by Moniquesuvee 8 Sep 2003, 8:00 AM
I'm thinking you needed to get away from the “ave” its meant for cruising. This poem... well its a bruising on the eyes. I can rhyme. Look I’m a poet and didn’t know it maybe I should publish a book. Yes my comment is as bad as the poem. *does a little dance*
Joe-joe on Fury by J.B. Manning 8 Sep 2003, 12:50 PM
Hey JB, A little choppy and disjointed but it does have some nice lines. -6- Joe-joe
Mr Pig on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 1:09 PM
Interesting the way you use a word like exfoliated recurrently in the way it should be used, but also a word that has been adopted and misused by dastardly cosmetics companies. The whole structure works until you yield to a poetic verse in the 6th part which in my opinion undermines the lyric. Otherwise this is well written and your no one trick pony my friend. 8
LuckyJoe on A Lovely Surprise by ?-Dave_Mysterious-? 8 Sep 2003, 8:06 AM
I'm not much of one to judge sonnets.. but it was interesting... I liked it. Paints the story quite clearly.
LuckyJoe on Dunce in a Sack by ?-Dave_Mysterious-? 8 Sep 2003, 8:09 AM
*laughing* I love it. 10
sounds like you need to get some new glasses ;)
LuckyJoe on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 8:18 AM
Nice poem hun. I've read them all but just haven't commented or voted. I should be the dead man swinging huh?
LuckyJoe on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 8:28 AM
Interesting. Almost like something I would write... maybe *shrugs*
J.B. Manning on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 10:38 AM
As weak as your skill can possibly represent. But I'm sure you're used to falling short. And for once you get that insult without having your pants down.
http://mulberryfairy on some deleted poem 8 Sep 2003, 10:47 AM
As one of the unbelievers, I must say that Jesu did show up in my dreams, once, about 6 years ago, I believe it was the true messiah speaking to me. View my transcription of the TRUE messiah's words (as relayed to me through a dream). The poem is called "When Jesus Found Me".
sliver on Plum diggity by tadpole 8 Sep 2003, 10:52 AM
My tastebuds swoon in anticipation, where to find these tasty morsels?
I think only the last line is legitimate "pimple". "...through tainted eyes" is too aware to be pimple but, that line makes for a better poem overall.
EAger to Offend on The Love Poem by William Delacroix 8 Sep 2003, 7:21 AM
Sorry I didn't see a heart. I thought it was a female torso (...coming apart in my hands).
It's better as a single piece, of course. My only real complaint is your over-use of "ly" words. Apply that creativity to finding new adverbs! Good work.