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horus8 on some deleted poem 11 Mar 2003, 6:30 PM
And they say i'm nuts.
famenglory on Oh boo by Modulo 11 Mar 2003, 7:08 PM
sounds um like he loves you greatly
wLeBlancw on Threnody by Nanshe 11 Mar 2003, 9:31 PM
Amazing. 10. Who did you write this for?
And the point of your poem is the following: Stay with the hag you have until you fall in love with her since you have no balls to leave. Been there done that. How old are you? 21? 3 for effort.
Are you seriously that bored with your life that you have nothing better to do than to write crappy poems about Anna-Nicole Smith? Whoever watches that show should be hung. No wonder american television is pure and utter crap. Morons like you who watch this shit are supporting it. 0 for wasting my time.
wLeBlancw on Invisible too by horus8 11 Mar 2003, 8:38 PM
Better than your other ones. Here's a 5. My favorite part of this poem was your use of Incommunicado. How brave and original you are!
wLeBlancw on Prest by GregDeEgg 11 Mar 2003, 8:41 PM
What the fuck?
wLeBlancw on our little secret by famenglory 11 Mar 2003, 8:45 PM
Oh, okay. My lips are sealed. What? And your point is?
wLeBlancw on Contention by Drummer 11 Mar 2003, 8:49 PM
Something I like. The flow works really well here. 9
wLeBlancw on Blustered by INTRANSIT 11 Mar 2003, 9:10 PM
Can you come up with a better title? You don't title your other poems Free Verse, do you?
Nanshe on Goin? Down Baby by Drummer 11 Mar 2003, 9:33 PM
Angry young man meets question mark? Watch those apostrophes. They don't play nice when you cut and paste. Please fix. Namaste.
Nanshe on Oh boo by Modulo 11 Mar 2003, 9:37 PM
Please delte "to no end,". Thank you for flying with us.
wLeBlancw on We by Nanshe 11 Mar 2003, 9:37 PM
Are you getting married? That's the idea that I am getting.
Nanshe on Klondike by wLeBlancw 11 Mar 2003, 9:42 PM
I like the "silent insult"; I think 'spurn' needs to be in this piece as well, for the sound, if nothing else. It seems to me as though you need it's bitterness and Mars-like gutturalness, to echo the inner burn.
Nanshe on The Poet by wLeBlancw 11 Mar 2003, 10:03 PM
Your syntax is awkward: his dog lay in breath? No. Permit me: He had smithed the words; his anvilled pen spilled coins of thought that piled like riches at his feet. His dog lay at his feet, content; its deep, regular breaths bespoke no other need. The sun set and rose, rose and set as he shortened the sentences of people whose decades fell like minutes, mindless of his own. All things became music whose notes he alone could hear: folly and love played melodies he kept to the rhythm of his heart. Death soon lost its thrall: no more the dreaded machine, advancing, merciless. A sweetened darkness, empty, honest as the dog sleeping at his feet urged him on toward eternity.
Nanshe on A true love by prettykristah 11 Mar 2003, 10:06 PM
Well! Hyde and cried! Now that's a superlative rhyme.
Nanshe on Prest by GregDeEgg 11 Mar 2003, 10:07 PM
Naught.
Ranger on Invisible too by horus8 11 Mar 2003, 1:35 PM
Nice. Wish I could say something more useful, but I've got to go. I'll try back tomorrow and see if I can be more helpful.
The only thing I can say about this one is that line 4 takes a bit too long. The rest are relatively quick to read-which obviously suits the subject, so unless you intended it to be that way... I am currently stuck redrafting my latest attempt at poetry-any aid you could give would be most welcome. As an afterthought, line 6 is excellent.
lunar on Past by Dostoyevsky 11 Mar 2003, 1:46 PM
heres a grade coz u have none yet- why dont u re do blinded also- it is one of my favorite poems u know!