Thank you, kind Prince.

On August 7, someone using IP 67.180.80.13, the same as you have been using, voted and anonymous 1 on my poem “Los Angeles.” Apparently it was someone else on the same computer. It doesn’t matter, because I care a lot more about comments than about votes. Thanks for the encouraging, though cryptic, words.

YEAH RIGHT BUT IMAGIN A MAN WHO IS LOST IN HIS WORDS he does'nt know what is really happening now ...destiny made him hate and fear about the world about his own existence everything is temporay ..soon or latter time will destory everything

yeah right...but imagine a man is lost in his words ..he doest know what are really happenig ..destiny made him to hate and fear about the world ..about his own existence in this creation can be useless when he need something to know somebody to understand then he find his own peace of mind ...maybe he is doomed so he could despair for things has made such oppressed life ......everything is temporary ..soon or latter ,time will destory everything

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Yes, there’s far too much love. We’ve got to scrub most of it away to get a look at what’s under it and what matters. "Into one from this afternoon" is better. Think I’ll use it.

Xist means something like 'influenced by or attentive to the quality X'. I meant it in the sense that you're influenced negatively by the fact of someone's being British, racist, sexist and so on, which I'd think was easy enough to figure out from context. Your comment on 'saves'/qualifiers is utterly shortsighted. Saying a qualifier and 'save' are the same thing is like saying the statement 'X - 2 > 0 for all numbers greater than 2' is weak because I 'saved' it by limiting the possible Xs to >2. If you can't see why that's a dim thing to say, you need your retinas reattached. I've never said anything about how many poems I have or haven't read or commented on. Please stop making silly assumptions. PS-I'm married to a woman. And 'lololol' doesn't make any sense to me. Thanks, zodiac

Would you say that money is used by business-inept money snobs to make them seem more rich? PS-You are a dork.

People who know how to punctuate do seem more literate. Because, you know, that's what 'literate' means. Punctuation isn't for artless people any more than it is for artful people. It's for anyone who needs punctuation to clarify their writing. Of course it's possible to write a good poeme without punctuation, but the vast majority of poemes do contain punctuation, and are all the better for it. Since poetry is all about the skillful use of language, it makes sense to know how to punctuate properly even if you don't always need it. You wouldn't be a painter if you had no control over your brush strokes, would you? I've got nothing against you for being inexperienced. But pretending it's a good thing to be ignorant by insulting nearly everyone who knows how to write correct English is obviously more than a little bit wallyish.