Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50	15-Feb-05/9:01 AM
Do you think it's racist to find some races more attractive than others? I think it is. It's a form of discrimination on the basis of race. In your poeme, you seem to be suggesting that you are unmoved by physical appearance. Is this true? Or is it just that handsomeness holds rather a lowly administrative post in the corridors of your heart? I have to say that physical appearance dominates the truncheon of my heart.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/8:17 AM
Yes, and I don't pay much attention to most of it. It’s a word game for a lot of them, devoid of felt life. It’s encouraging to hear someone say, “Love hard.”
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/8:07 AM
lol. But I knew one who mildly harmed me once.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Stephen Robins 213.146.148.199	15-Feb-05/8:04 AM
Your disgusting, no Englisgh gentleman has ever stretched a female, or even mildly harmed her.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/8:03 AM
Maybe it we sent them some sweet Valentine sentiment it would take the edge off their angst. Maybe they just don’t have any love in their lives.
Re: The Man I Love by Dovina	jroday 204.215.33.13	15-Feb-05/8:00 AM
Dovina love hard, and I wish you all the happiness in the world. You don't have to explain nothing to no one. What people think and say about you is none of your business.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/7:57 AM
We must try for patience here. You see, there are folks on this site burdened with notions about race and its affect on intelligence. They’re held back from understanding the finer aspects of language, culture and diversity. Now let’s prepare ourselves for a barrage of malarkey about the benefits of being properly born.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	al-naafiysh 204.215.33.13	15-Feb-05/7:49 AM
You know D. that has nothing to do with it. They just want to be all up in your business, instead of getting there own, and then again maybe they are jealous (smile)
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	blacksoul 204.215.33.13	15-Feb-05/7:42 AM
Does it make a different's if he's black, orange, red, green, or blue? He's still the man she love's
Re: a comment on Piercings by PsydewaysTears	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/7:37 AM
That's your opinion. If you don't want ours, don't post.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/7:22 AM
Yes, or brown, yellow or white. Hell, he might even be English, but that’s a stretch.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/7:21 AM
Yes, that too.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	Dovina 12.72.11.59	15-Feb-05/7:20 AM
I like the way you attempt to discredit icing or “icing.”
Re: a comment on Love Poem in HTML by Plaidypus	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50	15-Feb-05/6:41 AM
The 'programming as poetry' idea is not original, though I'd be happy to concede you came up with it independently. Of course, (on this site at least,) the craze all began with my long since deleted felching "Trapped in Beige Curtains" - a work of extraordinary stupidity, to which the following extract will no doubt attest: DO Draw back the curtains What do you see? More beige curtains LOOP 'Programming' is even a submittable poeme category, these days. So next time you think about having an original idea, for the love of Christ: don't. Thanks.
Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50	15-Feb-05/6:17 AM
I like the way you rather icily put quotes around the icing. As if it wasn't really icing, but a thick velveteen coat of smarm.
Re: The Man I Love by Dovina	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50	15-Feb-05/6:13 AM
But can he be black? Can he be black...
Re: The Man I Love by Dovina	Stephen Robins 213.146.148.199	15-Feb-05/5:48 AM
A man that would understand what the hell your forever parping on about! For god sake set your sights a little more realistically, try a man who doesn't run away whilst throwing up when you lurch into the room like a floundering minky.
Re: Ceylon Cries by Mona Lisa	Stephen Robins 213.146.148.199	15-Feb-05/5:32 AM
Your Haiku series on current affairs continues to amaze! Please do one on Charles and Camilla, my one is rubbish: ears in a bridal party, the synod ejects equine betrothal.
Re: Never... by jessicazee	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50	15-Feb-05/2:25 AM
"lean on the strong things that marrow" What the hell does that mean :( -10-
Re: Little Fly by PodPoet	-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50	15-Feb-05/2:18 AM
An extraordinarily insightful poeme. Right from the opening couplet: "There used to be a little fly Who saw the world through all her eyes" I knew that whatever followed was destined to be "unbelievably profound." Clearly what the world needs is more flies, more love from above, more presents for Saddam Hussein, and more religion. Especially in the Middle East. Flawless -10-