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nice start, id finish it, but im no song writer. ;)
This poem has a familiarity to it that I can't quite put my finger on. Probably because, it happened to me just like that once.
<{Baba^Yaga}> on Pina Colada Belle by Don-Quixote 11 Aug 2003, 12:25 AM
A superb piece, and very fresh. One of my favourites of yours. be proud, good work.
SupremeDreamer on Happiness & Old Age by Caducus 10 Aug 2003, 9:02 PM
well done. 10.
Hey cheeks! I miss you, how are you?
<{Baba^Yaga}> on On Haiku by heart 10 Aug 2003, 11:27 PM
Why not?
<{Baba^Yaga}> on Happiness & Old Age by Caducus 10 Aug 2003, 11:31 PM
Kamasutra
don't leave us hanging.. i want to find Jesus too.. 10
Lifeboatman on Maine Freeze by http://mulberryfairy 10 Aug 2003, 8:03 PM
loved it... very detailed description.. makes me want to see it too... 10
Nicholas Jones on Pilgrimage by Christof 11 Aug 2003, 2:21 AM
Very atmospheric. I guess the movement from a bridlepath to a TV represents a move from nature to mechanisation, from reality to depiction. Something about the rhythm makes me expect some more rhyming, which doesn't come, thus confounding my expectations. Which is an excellent thing to do.
Sore on the eyes huh? You should see what it did to my tissue collection. "Inside your bed a naked love toy lays, About to fall to knees break down over weighted," Okay, bear with me here. Is it just me? Or do others see an obese housewife accidentilly bottoming out on a giant 5 speed nob veined vibrator?".
Caducus on Maine Freeze by http://mulberryfairy 11 Aug 2003, 1:53 AM
Well depicted and you took me there. I must get round to reading your other stuff = 9 One thing L4,S2 (the ocean)
Caducus on Pencil Dust [revised] by SupremeDreamer 11 Aug 2003, 2:05 AM
With exception to stanza 1 I thought this was well written. I've seen all the comments below about you being lazy lately but there are some vivid touches in this poem (stza 2/3/5 particularly). One thing I have learned (you may have the same problem) writers need to be selfish, I suffer from being thoughtful but will NEVER leave a poem half way through if my gal asks me something. No one it seems understands us, heres your 8
Caducus on some deleted poem 11 Aug 2003, 2:10 AM
I normally hate poems about poets but this held my attention and there's some suave lines in this one. I think the last line fucks its up, its damming the flow bro 7
lovely... 10
Nicholas Jones on On Haiku by heart 11 Aug 2003, 2:26 AM
Surely you could have an iambic haiku (although not one in nice Shakespearean pentameters). Well, sort of. It could go like this: Life is to short to burn our boats. We sit and dream of moats and views and. Problem is you have an odd number of syllables, so you're always going to have an uncompleted foot at the end. Note this example uses only words of one syllable.
Caducus on Loss by justjay 11 Aug 2003, 2:30 AM
This is more like a mass of teen angst thought processes weaved in to a poem. The end is too general and I wanted to see more imagination. Its not terrible its just formulaic, routine stuff. Try working with a few metaphors and add a bit more imagination and less cliche. *5*
SupremeDreamer on some deleted poem 10 Aug 2003, 7:43 PM
HAIRY!!!! OMG ITS A GORILLA! heh. 8.
lmao. so when are you going to write a book? ;P 10
Without a doubt, a masterpiece. That was Ace. -10-