Amelia
on some deleted poem
5 Sep 2002, 9:02 AM
Siete babza giusto? Tutto che sappia ?? italiano.
This is gorgeous. This devil has his charms.
Seriously DA I do not have a problem with you, I don't have a problem with anyone here (well except razorgirl sometimes and her idiotic statements). I comment the same on your comments as I do everyone else. You are treated equally in my book. If you want me to have a problem, I could make one up. I do like you in the form of DA though, rather than the beaker. That side of your brain is much more dull than the other. And how does the chat think work? You seem schooled on these things.
No, I am a true lover of men. Always have been. They are the agents of my fascination.
Je ne vous comprends pas, utilise le fran??ais correctement
We need more women like you. (It's that royal 'we' again)
yes it does rock, so I'll try it own. What do you say P&K? How does it look?
"saviour" and "savior" are the same thing. Could be that's why you spelt it the same way. All the languages I've checked on do not spell "poem", "poeme". "I challenge thee to a dueling of wits thou knave!" :-D
Thank you for the compliment Christof. I don't think society cultivates that aspect in women. It's that double standard shooting you boys in the foot. I just happened to of had little will power. I indulged, and so I grew to love them.
Strange how men who indulge in women are quite accepted by society but women who turn the table get a bad name. Never really worked that one out...
thanks for the 10 baba! kisses upon you. (I'm not a guy. the name should've told you that)
I want to know what your problem is with me. Not with beakism. I am not beakism (just in case you were wondering. Ask nentwined to look at the IP logs if you're so sure of yourself). For a while now you've replied to a good proportion of my comments with your current theory of -=Dark_Angel=-. Clearly you do have a problem, or you wouldn't spend so much time psychoanalysing me. So what is it?
This poeme is stiflingly beige.
I like the implication of the protagonists migrating when things don't go their way, but do crows migrate? They certainly don't here. As far as running the show, are you talking about reproduction?
Every bird and their brother Leon migrate here. We have seasons. As far as the other, it is a much more intricate subject than just procreation. But it is all my own theory. John Gray is way off base.
I like this a lot - very suggestive and poised
"and the willows weep/this cold rain/doesn't wash away" Always good when a middle line pertains to both what preceeds and what proceeds. Sexy poem.
No, I just think some men really understand who is running the show and why. How about "Patterns of Migration."