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zodiac replying on Strange Days, Indeed by Bachus 21 Mar 2004, 9:16 AM
Michale Graves, not Danzig. The mistake is Slate's, as the Times calls him 'a former singer for The Misfits.'
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on Strange Days, Indeed by Bachus 21 Mar 2004, 9:05 AM
Which former frontman of the Misfits?
zodiac replying on Strange Days, Indeed by Bachus 21 Mar 2004, 7:06 AM
"The NYT's 'Sunday Styles' section takes a look at an intriguing sub-subculture now coming out of the woodwork: conservative punks, who opt for red-state values regardless of the color of their hair. The former frontman of The Misfits, now an online political columnist, maintains that conservatism can be pretty punk-rock after all: 'I look like someone who should be hanging out with Marilyn Manson — in fact I have hung out with Marilyn Manson. It doesn't affect what my morals are.'" - SLATE.COM
zodiac on The End of the Beginning by DarkThirteens 21 Mar 2004, 6:53 AM
The best part is the 'surprise' at the end, when you realise it's not real, it's just a dream.
zodiac replying on Puritans by zodiac 21 Mar 2004, 4:52 AM
The point is, I've written something like a thousand rhyming poems since high school. It's getting hard for me to find new rhymes or structures. My line breaks are arbitrary in that I try to make the rhyme come at an unexpected part of the sentence, almost never at the period or some tidy clause-end. But if I didn't have rhymes I would have no idea how to line-break. Really. I've tried, like in that dreadful 'Joe-Joe', but it feels like utter bullshit to put in breaks where there's no reason to. I respect a lot people who write good free verse (including some here), but I can't understand how they don't feel like flaming bullshit poseurs doing it.
Joe-joe on Strange Days, Indeed by Bachus 21 Mar 2004, 4:42 AM
You should reneame this "Reflections of a College Freshman".
zodiac replying on Puritans by zodiac 21 Mar 2004, 4:33 AM
It does in the Southern United States. (1) Wipe. (2) Weep. (3) Repeat as desired.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on Puritans by zodiac 21 Mar 2004, 3:01 AM
'Bowl' doesn't rhyme with 'pull'. Check and mate.
zodiac replying on Puritans by zodiac 20 Mar 2004, 9:03 PM
Thanks. I'm working on it.
Standby on Summer by MaliqaTara 20 Mar 2004, 7:29 PM
Unoriginal.
Shuushin on Puritans by zodiac 20 Mar 2004, 6:14 PM
Meaning aside - which is fine, the flow of this is a few extra words past something that I might like very much. It has a musical flow to it that I often strive for. But I'm not thrilled with some of the simple descriptors and imagery - while the cadence is melodic, the language is uncomfortable. Does that make sense? windy warm formidable long and tenderly - could do without those, in particular.
zodiac on Puritans by zodiac 20 Mar 2004, 5:06 PM
Rhyme/intentional-line-break code: AB-BCCD-ABCD-A. Why don't you look it up, -=Dark_Angel=-?
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on Puritans by zodiac 20 Mar 2004, 4:48 PM
Mediocrity code: 20841404 -6-
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on I am by Sapphire2589 20 Mar 2004, 4:42 PM
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-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on Snow Day by Standby 20 Mar 2004, 4:37 PM
Are you sure you didn't see yourself, someone should fuck your shit up for writing this.
Sapphire2589 replying on Senseless Murder by Sapphire2589 20 Mar 2004, 4:36 PM
what do you mean "research"?and what do you mean "i am not believing the murder thingy"?i appreciate your comment but it dosent make sense
richa on Senseless Murder by Sapphire2589 20 Mar 2004, 4:09 PM
Needs better research. I am not believing the murder thingy
zodiac on Snow Day by Standby 20 Mar 2004, 3:59 PM
God sees you, child. -0-
zodiac replying on Puritans by zodiac 20 Mar 2004, 3:50 PM
(weird guilt-ridden Puritan dreams.) A Puritan woman's night-dress is formidable to protect her from her husband's (and her own) sensuality - which, as you should know, is shameful and wicked. I don't know why sugar is like a skin. I just imagined what it's like to touch it with a tongue. And I wanted it to be sensual. I guess if I have to explain it, though, it didn't work. I'm trying to make less sense recently, but not too little.
some deleted user replying on Puritans by zodiac 20 Mar 2004, 3:40 PM
Then why the (. . . )? and how is sugar in a bowl like skin? It almost works because of the last line. And what makes her nightdress formidable or its formidableness important? Yes, I'm picky, seeing as I know what you mean now.