| Re: Paris 1941-63 by Mister Cakes |
MacFrantic 205.188.116.67 |
7-Feb-05/7:29 PM |
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it seems that you put about 2 seconds of thought into your poems. And that is not a compliment. *6*
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| Re: WAIT UNTIL THE END by celticskatermatt1 |
some deleted user 68.7.189.144 |
7-Feb-05/6:22 PM |
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| Re: WAIT UNTIL THE END by celticskatermatt1 |
some deleted user 68.7.189.144 |
7-Feb-05/6:22 PM |
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| Re: WAIT UNTIL THE END by celticskatermatt1 |
some deleted user 68.7.189.144 |
7-Feb-05/6:21 PM |
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| Re: Separation by Dovina |
al-naafiysh 204.215.33.140 |
7-Feb-05/3:49 PM |
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| Re: An intolerable rash brother by Crakyamuni |
Mister Cakes 81.168.71.189 |
7-Feb-05/3:46 PM |
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| Re: Ann & Dan & I by Goad |
Mister Cakes 81.168.71.189 |
7-Feb-05/3:38 PM |
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| Re: Nuculer Power by MacFrantic |
Mister Cakes 81.168.71.189 |
7-Feb-05/3:37 PM |
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| Re: Separation by Dovina |
jroday 204.215.33.140 |
7-Feb-05/2:59 PM |
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"Ye can not drink the cup of the Lord, and the cup of devils: ye can not be partakers of the Lord's table, and of the devils."
A doubleminded man is unstable."
I love the beginning of verse two--Revelations
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| Re: Sins of your father by poodietat |
Dovina 12.72.3.63 |
7-Feb-05/1:45 PM |
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Almost too direct and pointed to be called a poem. Still, you got the point accross loudly. Not bad.
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| Re: Lust, and the Sad Soul by woodstock20000 |
Dovina 12.72.3.63 |
7-Feb-05/1:31 PM |
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Verse 2 is good because it first presumes an imortal soul, then with the word "would" casts doubt.
Verse 3 is weak, for the cliche "to and fro," and for its bland wording.
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| Re: a comment on Lust, and the Sad Soul by woodstock20000 |
Prince of Void 217.218.131.164 |
7-Feb-05/11:24 AM |
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your poem is interesting to me ..there is sadness in your poem
i can feel it ..............
i know what's behind these lines .. i know the images cant be words
if it can be ...it will be other side where i think worlds and worlds will be lost there ....
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| Re: â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦. by Prince of Void |
Prince of Void 217.218.131.164 |
7-Feb-05/11:07 AM |
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â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â¦.
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| Re: a comment on Lust, and the Sad Soul by woodstock20000 |
woodstock20000 209.40.29.2 |
7-Feb-05/9:54 AM |
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Thanks. I'm more of a visual artist, and english grammer tends to always have its way with me.
This is actualy the first poem I've ever realy written down. So keep the critiques coming people! I need as much help as I can get.
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| Re: a scene in american ghetto by cowmoo |
zodiac 212.38.134.51 |
7-Feb-05/12:45 AM |
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| Re: Lust, and the Sad Soul by woodstock20000 |
zodiac 212.38.134.51 |
7-Feb-05/12:43 AM |
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You mean "It shudders in its own immortality." And "its" in the next line, too.
"wonders" should be "wanders". And you can't wander "along" a place. You can wander along a promenade, the bank of a winding creek, or nearly anything else commonly understood as having length. A "place" does not.
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| Re: Ann & Dan & I by Goad |
zodiac 212.38.134.51 |
7-Feb-05/12:37 AM |
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| Re: a comment on Girly by Dovina |
zodiac 212.38.134.51 |
7-Feb-05/12:34 AM |
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"Zodiac is befuddled as usual"
You are right as usual. By which I mean: I am right as usual; you're wrong.
I'm waiting for your answer on the one-of-a-kind thing.
PS-Please don't change the last four lines. That's simply a terrible suggestion.
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| Re: Ann & Dan & I by Goad |
Dovina 12.72.3.226 |
6-Feb-05/9:14 PM |
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| Re: Thanks (Dovina) by jroday |
Dovina 12.72.3.226 |
6-Feb-05/9:09 PM |
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The first verse of this poem is the most tender and nicely worded sentiment I have read in a long time. Some people on this site will say Iâm just swooning to a line. Let them talk, because I believe you. Iâll give them their only satisfaction by saying that the second verse is a bit cliché, but it too is something I believe you mean. The third verse matches the first in warmth and tenderness, and the line, âeven when you donât understandâ is perfect.
Thank you jroday, youâve been through a lot and come through strong.
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