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This is shite. I like Wesley's acting, you should see Passenger 57
Nice. But I don't get the Nirvana reference.
cleverdevice on Longing by deadstar 7 Nov 2002, 6:01 AM
Nice
deadstar on some deleted poem 7 Nov 2002, 4:05 AM
Short but very, very true, please can someone tell me why exactly she is great???My vote goes to Isembard Kingdom Brunnel because he made so much stuff
Nicholas Jones on Some Things by Christof 7 Nov 2002, 4:21 AM
I'm sat in a library now. Books are very sensual things. Things are not as they appear to be. I particularly like the contrast between the wholesomeness of bridge and baking and the wickedness of Ms Nin.
Nicholas Jones on Fit for a King by dougsoderstrom 7 Nov 2002, 4:37 AM
There once was a strange man called George Who from nowhere could fashion a war He won notoriety And caused much hilarity His words he was forced to disgorge.
Nicholas Jones on some deleted poem 7 Nov 2002, 4:42 AM
And you started so well! Evil dictators should be tried by international tribunals, not stabbed in the eyes with forks. We should start with trying Bush for war crimes in Afghanistan. I like the self-censorship of writing f*cking. What are you scared of?
Nicholas Jones on some deleted poem 7 Nov 2002, 4:48 AM
Man City are indeed a mighty team, but not as mighty as the very mighty Stockport County.
Ezra would have been proud. The dirty fascist.
Nicholas Jones on Emotionless by Roisin 7 Nov 2002, 4:53 AM
Nice. You combine the haiku with concrete poetry - the poem is jagged because of the lenght of the middle line.
Tascobar on I remenber by little_angel_maria 7 Nov 2002, 5:16 AM
Rubbish. 0. If your Dad "holves" you, it sounds as though he should be reported to the relevant authorities. Jesus, your poems' ratings are beginning to resemble binary code.
deadstar on Flamin Monkey's by Blade 7 Nov 2002, 5:48 AM
Brilliant, I needed a laugh and you completely satisfied my warped humour.Just the thought of a monkey with a flamethrower...
Christof on some deleted poem 7 Nov 2002, 5:53 AM
They say that you get the heroes you deserve.How sad for Britain that we apparently deserve a air-headed, emotionally incontinent clothes-horse. I would have voted for Shakespeare if I thought the exercise had any meaning. Which I don't.
Christof on some deleted poem 7 Nov 2002, 5:57 AM
You do love the word 'cup' don't you? Good luck in your search. I've given up mine for now, but I can see how you're drawn back.
cleverdevice on some deleted poem 7 Nov 2002, 6:00 AM
Wonderful. I think a fork is the best we could hope for.
Christof on Returning by INTRANSIT 7 Nov 2002, 6:02 AM
I can see the Odysseus thing - allt he sailing and beacon images. I think i would finish after 'again, safe', although 'throwing my ribs/ at her feet' is good'. Perhaps hold that over for a separate poem entirely? It find this last stanza difficult because i appreciate why you want those emotions there, and it does complicate your homecoming in an interesting way, but I think your expression is just too fevered.
cleverdevice on Morning Glory by waltfreakinwhitman 7 Nov 2002, 6:05 AM
Brilliant! This should be the goddam best poem! Its teenage life.
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA! It rocks! Here is a philosophy poem. (The two are iinexplicably entwined) Ever heard of the solipsism campaign for support?
Tascobar on boy girl by little_angel_maria 7 Nov 2002, 5:39 AM
One of your better efforts. 3.
deadstar on one word by Blade 7 Nov 2002, 5:51 AM
Oh dear