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renwick on witch's bliss by crin 15 Sep 2002, 10:18 PM
I like it although something about the first two lines in the last stanza don't sound right to me. I give it a 7.
god'swife on crispy by skaskowski 15 Sep 2002, 10:22 PM
why's it called crispy if it's crunchy? S.O.g.
I don't understand the "shape" of this poem. A slide? A method of distancing? Ignoring the shape, I like the simplicity of statement. The rhythm is really strange, but it works.
what triggered you realizing that you will never look at her the same again, p&k?
<~> on some deleted poem 16 Sep 2002, 7:06 AM
i like 'singing ots own little song'. that's a sweet little observation, and the best part of this. the rest of it doesn't seem to do anything but state the obvious. what were you going for here, katie?
some deleted user on God and Country by dougsoderstrom 16 Sep 2002, 7:08 AM
dammit, doug, this isn't a haiku! i like the sentiment, though. can you put another one down with something about planes launched from fucking mosques at the world trade center? i think that would even be more poignant (and certainly more relevant). i need some caffeine.
<~> on Lonely World by rottweiler1982 16 Sep 2002, 7:09 AM
you could get what you came for too, if'n you'd only stop crying alone in the dark, rotty
<~> on mystery by jlanza 16 Sep 2002, 7:10 AM
ah! the age old tale of ponytails and loss! and silent telephones...one can never rehash these thing enough...or can you?
<~> on sermon by crin 16 Sep 2002, 7:12 AM
eh. not sure i get how this is a sermon. read 'sinners in the hands of an angry god' by cotton mather, if you want a real sermon. hellfire, man.
some deleted user on Regime Change by Nicholas Jones 16 Sep 2002, 7:17 AM
damn Nick, this shit is really ruining my monday morning. mostly because i don't know what the hell you're talking about. sure there was some collateral damage, but it's war, old chum. who was in the WTC when that came down, soldiers? after watching the 9/11 shit last week, i think we haven't killed nearly enough of them. take your shame and stick it up your ass.
renwick on some deleted poem 15 Sep 2002, 10:21 PM
I know the feeling well.
renwick on lost by Katie 15 Sep 2002, 10:09 PM
The begining sounds like a list but I like that there is emotion in it. I give it a 5.
renwick on a hero jfk by dylansong 15 Sep 2002, 10:11 PM
I'm not sure if the gramatical "errors" were purposeful or not.
she sounds cute can i take her out on a date? (spwan of god'swife)
Other than this line: "You claim my voice is false and charms" ,which could have been written better such as "full of false charms" or something like that, I really like it. I like the part about fucking the sister. It takes guts or revenge to admit such a thing.
Baba^Yaga - seems like you've got some itchity switch that needs a cleansing. Try holy water - (its in the back of the sanctuary, next to the pope's glory hole) If you talk to the dispenser of your ill-fated and tainted drip on a regular basis tell her. Otherwise fuck her (just not like the other leathered and feathered trickity whore night).
nentwined on some deleted poem 16 Sep 2002, 1:34 AM
the first bit describing the morning is niftily done, but doesn't really say anything. The second bit tries to say something but the two bits don't mix well for me.
renwick on crispy by skaskowski 15 Sep 2002, 10:10 PM
Interesting but there really isn't much emotion to it.
<~> on demiurge by crin 16 Sep 2002, 7:13 AM
i've heard of a ghost of a poem...
nentwined on dps by decadentlaurel 16 Sep 2002, 12:23 AM
This is cute; I like the toss of "Oh captain, my captain" into the mix. The poem as a whole has a good flow/feel to it.