lolkastic
i like a good mlt. mutton lettuce and tomato sandwich...
oo ee oo aa aa bing bang walla walla ding dang.
You are a woman. lol
I'm convinced that you could fuck up a bag of tube socks before even wearing them. You must be punished.
You always do.
some deleted user
on some deleted poem
29 May 2003, 5:13 PM
You have way to much time on your hands. 8 for your artwork
overused the """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" """""""""""marks. cute concept!
awww.. pitter patter. like little feet. AAAAH!
Nah i just think tht the rest of u have no lives
all u do is sit there with ur computers ragin on other ppls shit. when a poem is written it should only be left to interpretation not riddicule because how can u riddicule someones feelings. Before u talk u should get a life beyond a computer.
NIce GUrl dont listen to these overcritical panzy asses cause they wouldnt know an emotion if it kicked them upside the head
"Catholic" is just another word. "Catholic's just another word" is false.
is it aviary? or avery? I'll have to look that up.
great poem!
what is a medician?
Otherwise I liked it. somewhat sexual, somewhat angst-ridden.
buried.
careful with the spelling...
If you are thinking of suicide, don't do it. I hope that you are mature enough to know that life will get better--pain dulls with time.
as for the poem, some of the rhymes seemed forced, interrupting the flow.
2nd line 6 syllables. maybe "eyeball" instead of "face".
---Black bile oozed between Grandfather's lips, and
dripped onto the attendant's bloated abdomen. The
drip became a trickle, which became a steady stream,
and soon he was vomiting a thick torrent of the
shining liquid.
---Where it touched the attendant, it boiled and
frothed and formed a sickly lather, and as it
bubbled it ate away at the flesh. The skin on the
man's stomach was becoming liquid and starting to
slide around. Beads of blood sprang up where the
upper layer had been completely dissolved.
---Grandfather's head lolled forward, and underneath his
bushy, flaking eyebrows, his blind eyes rolled
insanely. With a sudden fluid movement of his arm,
he unhooked the straight razor from its holster and
flipped out the dull blade. It was just as he
remembered.
---His obscenely gnarled hands trembled, and his
breath was rapid. Grandfather hunched over the
attendant, reaching out and stroking the places that
had been prepared by the mucus. His jaw still hung
slightly open as he bent down for a closer view...
---And Grandfather began to shave.
Have you tried a logenze?
troubling.
zero.
lt;/b> 29 May 2003, 12:36 PM