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<~> on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 11:19 AM
niiice.
richa on Jack Frost by Kitch 19 Aug 2003, 7:56 AM
Grim writing, quite liked it
Rilke4ClosetLesbians on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 2:32 PM
Booooooo!
richa on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 1:46 PM
under 16years old, inventive. over 20years old, simpleton
richa on deleted scenes by Bill Z Bub 19 Aug 2003, 7:49 AM
wistful, quite sparse in its language but throws up a few nice phrases 'potato faced bully' is nice
I am currently a Marine in Afghanistan. I came here with an attitude that I would eventually uderstand the people here better. I do understand them now. They are fatalistic and thick headed. None of them help one another or themselves. There is nothing but self pity in this country, and hatred for the rest of the world. I know that as soon as the UN forces leave this country the locals will put their women on leashes again, and all will be as it was again. I apologize for ranting. I enjoyed your uninhibited poem. (9)
richa on The Grave (thanks to z) by Mr Pig 19 Aug 2003, 1:44 PM
your word selection always intrigues, 'syntax' and 'appropriate catholicism' are particularly effective in conveying how detached ritual is from death.
some deleted user on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 2:48 PM
Fabulous deconstruction of meaning, my friend...
ecargo on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 10:07 AM
Nice remix! I like the concept, and breaking up the lines really helped move this along.
<~> on The Grave (thanks to z) by Mr Pig 19 Aug 2003, 2:34 PM
[you speak of her in both second and 3rd person--in this edit, I made it all 2nd, as she is so very near, still.] witness, the z edit: Salt falls on veneer Veiled in pauper’s wood, The clock-watching chaplain sweats As I refuse to leave you. Staring at your headstone, Looking at its immortalized syntax Chosen at random by your rushed mother Who coped when I faltered. It’s quiet here, and fragrant colors are riot near. At least you’re under the willow You liked the thought of it weeping above you And all I can say, in predictable cliche, Is, God, how much I love you. I stare at the topaz clouds, damasking heavens constant eye, Wondering as I'm watching you If you are watching I. For now, I want to believe-- People always do, when they grieve. Your epitaph, emblazoned in appropriate Catholicism: Words describing an everyman. It doesn’t matter to me, For you are inscribed on my soul.
some deleted user on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 2:49 PM
Wow...our styles are similar, huh?
richa on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 6:57 AM
good prose style poetry, meaty. First verse seems a bit superfluous though, the poem would not lose any power without it I think
richa on Starting Over by justjay 19 Aug 2003, 7:46 AM
OK flows kind of well. Well communicated. Lacking in any real originality though
horus8 on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 12:17 PM
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'I woke up to the smell of lawn I wondered why my boots were gorne?' Is an ace rhyme other than that you shouldn't rhyme you twice and then with poo. I guess you got bored.
Baba, you should of wrote my name down your shaft. For Eric and Liver! May your Mammary live on.
horus8 on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 12:43 PM
As funny as calling an overweight feminine melado adolescent boy a lesbian, and then eating his heart.
Also, if your appetite is insatiable, why not write more?
richa on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 7:11 AM
the images are good so too the wordplay. But the crux of the poem linking swallowed tongue with swallowed words/promise/hidden depths doesn't really convince me. Good though
richa on some deleted poem 19 Aug 2003, 1:37 PM
call it a pimple and it is a good poem