knickytoy
on The Good Old Days in New Orleans by cobalt
27 Sep 2002, 9:06 AM
Gruesome but effective.
I read your dossier, and looked at your previous work. You have an uncanny knack for this. You've done better. I think.
Got the point but it felt "flat"
Don't worry, be happy.
puerile
Damn, forgot the "other" box. Sorry dude.
I like it very much! Love the heart on the lam.???
More color. Has a "New Yorky" feeling to it. You're in the right place. Welcome.
you just can't stop yourself, can you?
I yearn for simpler times too. Thanks for reminding me where my watch is.
Bonza dog do da band, i wouldn't go swimming at west sands. theres a problem you see with effluent tusks, especially when paddleing alone at dusk, they'd have you believe they stopped the ivory trade, and cleaned up the beaches for the tourist trade, but i've had words with SAS, who say little carvings can be found on every crest. So if you must go jumping at the end of day, just think on -it could end in a different way, choking to death on a discarded key, then old Bryn Terfel will not sing Min y Mor for thy.
let's hope he's under it
Too derivative. (I thought that was Johnny Rivers who told me that.)
Good poem... Nive vision.. read mine Deaf
Strangely comforting for such a desolate vision. Must be the water.??