Don-Quixote
replying on Inane Muttering by Don-Quixote
11 Dec 2004, 5:23 AM
Would you be kind enough to say why you didn't like the last lines of the last five stanzas? Just so I'm made aware of it's flaws.
Thank you for reading and commenting on my piece, I've always had a fondness for your work, and it's an honor to receive your feed-back.
SupremeDreamer
on Dancing in Memories: Slipping Away In The House On The Hill by Stacy Stewart
11 Dec 2004, 4:51 AM
Good concept, mostly well done-- though I think it could be shortened a bit.
Blessed with eight.
Yes, I like this piece too Intransit, my ol' companion, but there is an issue which bothers me:
potently...
"portently" Is not a word, atleast according to my dictionary, so I believe it's "potently" that you wished to utilize in the poem.
That aside, I bless thee with nine.
Go In Peace Brother...
You aren't an uncouth bum, you are a Mature Poete, and hence aren't invited.
richa
on Dancing in Memories: Slipping Away In The House On The Hill by Stacy Stewart
11 Dec 2004, 3:47 AM
Needs quotation marks around the first two lines or the poem looks like some misguided tense experiment.
richa
replying on Dancing in Memories: Slipping Away In The House On The Hill by Stacy Stewart
11 Dec 2004, 3:46 AM
in the comment: 'By: Anne Sexton'.
Dovina
replying on Dancing in Memories: Slipping Away In The House On The Hill by Stacy Stewart
10 Dec 2004, 6:37 PM
You must forgive zociac. He's lost most of his vision and 90% of his frontal lobe over there in Karak. We all try to pitch-in with the tedious chore of interpreting his comments. This time I'm afraid he's seen a host of periods and thought they were colons. How he thought they are excellently used I can't say, but, again, please forgive him. Actually all these periods are a bit like pepper sprinkled about where often a comma, or even no mark at all would suffice, don't you think. Would you like to join the Zodiac Protection Charity?
it is. don't diss.
The first six lines are good, but Einstein's Relativity is not "like" these things.
The first three verses great. And the mulberry tree lines are good - seem to complete the moth lines. But in between, well, why?