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replying on A Flower for Monet by Shuushin
6 Apr 2004, 10:04 AM
Exactly. And if you're a doctor, I'm an amateur surprise prostate-examiner.
Of couse it is.
I refer the matter to my latest post, "My Favorite Baseball Team, The Yankees":
http://www.poemranker.com/poem-details.j sp?id=96112
Of course -- no, wait. Bow'ls.
Would you care to expl -- sorry again. Bow'ls.
Of course you would say that.
doesn't your heart throb???
You sound like a real catch!!
Hey, I wanted you to know I thought this was a really well-written lyric reminiscent of the ______ian ramblings of Mr _______ with some clever half-rhymes too, but it's my policy to give any poem which refers to suicide an automatic zero. The reason I do this is that have good reason to believe that ninety-nine percent of suicidals are just attention-grubbing whiners who think they're fucking Kurdnt Kobbayne or Sylvia Plath and that giving them pity, praise, or any kind of attention at all only encourages their self-aggrandizing gothic tendencies. You say, what the fuck do you know, you fucking asshole? or something along those lines. To which I say, I know more people who've successfully (and unsuccessfully) committed suicide than you, and I've gotten sick to death of it. Don't come barking up my tree on this, I have rabies. Good day.
"The day after the end of the cast-e-less world" -- can you explain what this means?
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
replying on Alive within the sound of life by Prince of Void
6 Apr 2004, 3:20 AM
I once tried to 'incest' in Microsoft Word, but the fucking paperclip tipped off the feds before I had even achieved penetration.
Always help if I can.
Sorry, castless should be cast-e-less.
But the current meaning could be interpreted as if the world was devoid of people, or its "cast."
"The day after the end of the castless world" -- can you explain what this means?
I liked the imagery but I got a little mixed and turned around while reading this. However, I think if you cleaned it up some, it would take away from the poem instead of adding to it. I think it's one of those that I have to keep reading several times over.
concise and beautiful
Although I'm not a big fan of rhyme like this, I liked some of the imagery, in particular "My ceiling holds secrets concealed..."
Well, that was kind of the point. So, thanks.