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Christof on Remembrance by dragonfly 6 Sep 2002, 3:25 AM
I like the regretful tone of this, but 'Like if it were yesterday' is ungrammatical - 'As if it were yesterday' would be right. 'Handing me' is curious as well - handing you something? Touching you? It's quite a nice phrase.
Nicholas Jones on Evensong by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 2:08 AM
god'swife on Contra Mundum by psychedelic 5 Sep 2002, 11:04 PM
gate/fate true/blue and of course the ever popular love/above.
horus8 on The Seasons, Changes by Frass 5 Sep 2002, 11:11 PM
Yeah Da. three computers, and a pet sloth. named juniper swallows. p.s i still enjoy this poem, even though frass wrote it. old bastard.
god'swife on He loves me by susie 5 Sep 2002, 11:42 PM
thisd poem is absolutely beautiful.
Nicholas Jones on School (a sonnet) by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 2:20 AM
Yes, I think the end is too melodramatic. Originally it was where children 'cry', not die, which in retrospect I should have stuck with. But the point is that the school system is designed to stifle individuality and lots of kid suffer terrible trauma, and that's something that needs to be written about.
==Doylum on The Seasons, Changes by Frass 6 Sep 2002, 2:22 AM
Why holmes with your rapier mind you solve the most perplexing of mysteries. What small clues could have led to such a deduction. By all that is wonderous i do belive some bits of Frass are rubbing off on me, yes i see it, you have been to Virginia Beach, where you will be riding the new (to you) '01 Gary Fisher Joshua F4 you just nabbed for a song this afternoon. Oh what a magnificent gift. Although it could just be cause i left the light on and the window open.
Nicholas Jones on Evensong by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 2:26 AM
The poem isn't about me in any direct sense, but it's about the struggle to overcome doubts and accept faith. You don't have to believe, but if the alternative is nothing then it seems a good idea to try.
==Doylum on Evensong by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 2:52 AM
i preffer to belive in a land of milk and honey, where one can purchase a sheep on a stick for the verse from a well known popidle. Alas i have seen the future and it does not include vannessa, nor or a wooly headed beast. Why must you torrment my mind with visions of blackness. Handshandy you are a shit. Leave us to our wonderful visions
==Doylum on The Seasons, Changes by Frass 6 Sep 2002, 2:37 AM
Dear dear birthmark/steaming pile of, -=Dirk=- and i are quite quite different, not only are my new wings far bigger and more impressive than his, he is saintly and godly and wise beyond his sheep worrying years. I am knave, a peasant and quite possibly a pediatrician (at one of the little people). Perhaps you are both Agoraphobic and need to reassure yourself that numbers are not getting out of hand, however in the interests of truth, justice and the american way and at the risk of setting off an attack, I AM NOT -=DORK_ARSEHOLE=-.
Christof on Evensong by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 2:39 AM
I prefer nothingness to belief in a myth. Or rather, I believe in humanity and the universe rather than an external god. But this poem is good because it raises this debate; it is individual and provocative.
Christof on Evensong by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 3:20 AM
Black black it's all black.
==Doylum on Evensong by Nicholas Jones 6 Sep 2002, 3:30 AM
Be careful what you say young man or you may end up in a slough of despondency.
==Doylum on *I am me* by savannah 6 Sep 2002, 4:13 AM
yes take your lessons from birthmark, he shall turn you from child to adult. He will change you mould you, shape you, and only you, for he is agoraphobic and can only work with the select chosen few for fear of the FEAR
vulcan on Living in Now by searching 6 Sep 2002, 4:44 AM
Bravo!the third stanza esp was well-shaped."luxury of choice"indeed!interesting!
vulcan on Untitled #23 by Syr Charles 6 Sep 2002, 4:53 AM
So (that)is.6
well, now that you have a fancy new user name, i see the error of my ways, and retract my comment. forgive me, oh fancy-winged {--=D=--} i beseech thee
god'swife on finally found you by webguy 5 Sep 2002, 11:01 PM
Cherry handles?
vulcan on some deleted poem 6 Sep 2002, 4:47 AM
Liked it very much esp last 9 lines.8