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god'swife replying on Big wave by DR Limerick 15 Jun 2004, 3:33 PM
I've given over 2,700 comments, many of them positive, just lately the poems are terrible. That is not my fault.
god'swife on Dealer (a senyru) by Mona Lisa 15 Jun 2004, 3:30 PM
Thwere should be a period at the end of the 3rd line, or no puncuation at all.
Shuushin on Dealer (a senyru) by Mona Lisa 15 Jun 2004, 3:25 PM
EXCELLENT. and you even called it the right name!
god'swife on Girl and a Drugstore Novel by snacktime 15 Jun 2004, 3:24 PM
If poetry was a picnic, this would be potato salad that sat out int he sun too long.
Mona Lisa on Dealer (a senyru) by Mona Lisa 15 Jun 2004, 3:21 PM
5-7-5 structure like a haiku, but not of nature but of life.
god'swife on You can seize my smile by Prince of Void 15 Jun 2004, 3:19 PM
Your crowns on too tight.
DR Limerick replying on Big wave by DR Limerick 15 Jun 2004, 2:41 PM
thats the first posative comment i have ever seen you give. yes i know its wrong.
Shuushin replying on Big wave by DR Limerick 15 Jun 2004, 2:38 PM
Thank you, good doctor.
DR Limerick replying on Big wave by DR Limerick 15 Jun 2004, 2:37 PM
thanks for the limerick shin shuu im allways happy to get them keep up the good work!!!
Shuushin on Thin Blood by Rodavlas 15 Jun 2004, 10:19 AM
take the second half of the second verse and put the rest back into the word-pile. And the last line could work too - just the idea of it; toasting bodyparts. could make a memorable song - but not another suicide note.
zodiac replying on A Strenuous Recollection by Doug 14 Jun 2004, 11:14 PM
And please try in the future not to extrapolate your illiterate nonsense all over my poems, Doug. I am not the speaker of the hand-job poem; one Hatch "Cunnilingus" Cunningham, of Catcher in the Rye fame, is. As it happens, he knows very little of either love or war, being dead of prolonged seasickness on a troop transport to Vietnam. And any idiot can see the poem's not about love or war, anyway. It's about the joke phrase that goes "In love as in war, every hole is a trench," which I copped from Francisco Goldman's really excellent novel The Ordinary Seaman (pun intended, I'm sure.) And my name's not Jimmy, fucktard. And at least I know how to punctuate after a comma. And is a fantasy of jerking off a man in uniform more sad that a fantasy of jerking off a civilian? Why the hell should it be? And also: cock. You've proved all my predictions right. Congratulations on being a fucktard and flaming onanist. I look forward to your imminent departure.
embersandenvelopes replying on The Stickmen of Fools by embersandenvelopes 14 Jun 2004, 10:06 PM
haha, well, I don't happen to think that at all. I just got tired of watching everyone throw the word "guff" around.
wilco replying on Windfall by wilco 14 Jun 2004, 8:59 PM
lol. Maybe just the dark end of the street.
god'swife replying on Windfall by wilco 14 Jun 2004, 8:47 PM
You're wrong. It's not shallow at all, you're just afraid of the deep end.
god'swife on Thin Blood by Rodavlas 14 Jun 2004, 8:43 PM
Exactly. Exactly right. You deserve to live.
I love this poem from the title on, but it's all a jumble. Sometimes it takes years.
Terrific insight. You need to narrow this universe down. Take it easy. This could be a great great poem. Slow it down a bit. Do some research, study words.
god'swife on Conscription by Caducus 14 Jun 2004, 8:35 PM
Great title, but you fall into the abyss at the 3rd line. It's a nice idea, how is it you always put to much sauce on the biscuits?
god'swife on A Chance to Say Goodbye by TLRufener 14 Jun 2004, 8:33 PM
Childish.
wilco replying on Windfall by wilco 14 Jun 2004, 8:33 PM
Thanks, and I know...it's shallow.