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vulcan on Char by Amelia 28 Sep 2002, 7:37 AM
Why Amaelea!If you have tons of poems like this get them published!9/10
Rex Karrs on Taffy by knickytoy 28 Sep 2002, 9:00 AM
Sort of a New England "Like Water for Chocolate" - I ate this one up.
vulcan on some deleted poem 28 Sep 2002, 1:18 PM
right!7(you did best to defend our friend Birdman against no poets!)
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on some deleted poem 28 Sep 2002, 3:02 PM
Let x be this poeme. Let S be the set of all shit poemes containing pointless line breaks and other miscellaneous typographical "quirks". The intersection of {x} and S is not the empty set. Let A be the set of all poemes. Let B be the set {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}. Let MyVote be a function from A to B. ("Found Poem: Math 101", 0) is an element of MyVote.
poetandknowit on some deleted poem 27 Sep 2002, 11:34 PM
Why did you drop the s on word? Hey now you know everyone will read it! Then you can change the title and send it to press.
<~> on some deleted poem 27 Sep 2002, 11:40 PM
minus one for the m-word, my own personal quirk
bluwiz on .real- by Aggreddion 28 Sep 2002, 12:33 AM
nice images! it leaves me a bit confused, though. maybe it's just me?
it's nice! the thought is honest and clear.
some deleted user on Twisted Swords of Love & Hate by DreamMachine 28 Sep 2002, 6:36 AM
I've read this over and over. I love the images you give your reader. It is a dark but lovely poem. The deepest poem I have read on this sight yet.
vulcan on Char by Amelia 28 Sep 2002, 7:38 AM
Sorry for the misspelling!Amalea!
vulcan on Transfixed (#2) by Christof 28 Sep 2002, 7:40 AM
10 and beyond!(it fits any anthology of perfect pure prancing poetry!)10!
Frass on some deleted poem 28 Sep 2002, 7:57 AM
Kewl thought snippet; makes me wanna see about 30 more lines....the promise of Promise. I'm FINALLY back to p'ranker; too much going on. My 18 yr old took off across the US and Canada by train, solo, this past week for 3 months....not that I'm worried or anything (underfuqueing statement of the year). His first stop was the Big Apple; yeah, no worries there. Write on.
Rex Karrs on Russian Roulette by <~> 28 Sep 2002, 8:28 AM
Zinni - I avoided reading this one because of the title - too obvious and somewhat pedantic. I think you could lose the whole first stanza, not water down the focus; which is the ones left behind (as it always is) and not glorify the act. I can only think of Virgina Hamilton Adair's poem on her husband's suicide, "one ordinary evening" 8
Rex Karrs on To You, In Warmer Climes by <~> 28 Sep 2002, 8:43 AM
I love this one. The last stanza sticks with me like "a dart to the heart" (Thank you Bruce Cockburn) Should Mercury be capitilized in the last line? 9
god'swife on Bobbing for Apples by Rex Karrs 28 Sep 2002, 9:20 AM
Not as good as your 1st one, but still excellent. Fallow is a favorite word. Welcome.
INTRANSIT on Hunter's Moon by Rex Karrs 28 Sep 2002, 10:16 AM
FRASS, Thanks for the vote of confidence.My inferiority complex got the better of me last night.Can't wait for sun6p! I'm trying to (hang). Maybe trying too hard. Another glitch. Time, time is on my side.......
INTRANSIT on some deleted poem 28 Sep 2002, 10:25 AM
"and feeling stronger" sets a speed bump for me. Otherwise Its been a long time since I've looked at a mannequin that way . Loved "upskirting" the stiff broads.8
poetandknowit on some deleted poem 27 Sep 2002, 10:56 PM
Isn't it just the World Bank?
INTRANSIT on Char by Amelia 28 Sep 2002, 10:32 AM
Even better the second time around.
<~> on some deleted poem 27 Sep 2002, 11:26 PM
it dropped the 's' at the end again, mrs.g. throw a couple of line endings on, for good measure,that might stop it.