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Morning, Goad. I will before I leave here get one of the -=D_A=-s to comment on a poem of mine. By the way, what was the one of yours you wanted me to excoriate? And are you posting today?
zodiac replying on Notes toward a possible poem by Nicholas Jones 5 Feb 2004, 6:56 AM
"all but a few shuns" is inspired. Have an Aventinus and pommes klein on me.
Fuck'n A.
As he works up his lit'r'y extrusions, Nick poeticisms all but a few shuns. But his substandard rank Is proof those who would wank Should stick to their real life protrusions.
man my girlfriends like such a big ho / so i killed her (feel bad for it, though!) / yeah it banged up her flesh, / but the body's still fresh - / if you're tempted, do give 'er a go! /
My girl died of causes venereal, / (Well, let's say the disease wasn't aerial!) / If you don't mind infection, / I've let out her rectum / To pay for a good Christian burial. /
zodiac replying on Something's gone wrong by zodiac 5 Feb 2004, 4:09 AM
Throng- ing rhymes. No one gets the rhyme.
It IS part of a novel, and a great rambling unpublishable one called Missing Pages From More Popular Narratives, as are the recent handjob one and the other war poem that's still on here. Jesus is a recurring character. So are Holden Caufield and Hatch Cunnilingus (narrator of the handjob poem), Allen Ginsberg, the ghost of Thomas Jefferson, a man who teaches US History to moderately mentally retarded third-graders, the Hardy Boys (narrators of the other war poem), Superman, Lois Lane, and Lex Luther, Hernan Cortes and his great^25-granddaughter Alma, an intensely stupid woman who is tricked into becoming a prostitute after being lost for 2 weeks on the Greyhound Bus system. Being unpublishable for all the reasons you can imagine, I've considered converting it all to (nominal) poetry and trying to sell it that way.
zodiac replying on Soft Speak; Hard Emotion by Blindpoetry 5 Feb 2004, 3:48 AM
re: "Dime flicker." Flick a dime, and occasionally, though rarely, it lands perfectly wedged between a naked woman's perfect buttocks.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on Emily Mae by horus8 5 Feb 2004, 3:40 AM
bow'ls
Billy Biff-Chin on Emily Mae by horus8 5 Feb 2004, 2:28 AM
So you've got a publishing contract? I pray to Jesu that they give you a good editor to rewrite your ignorantly written tosh. You punctuate about as well as SupremeDreamer and Blindpoetry. Buy a grammar book and read it, you fucktard. I have tried my best to edit your "Emily Mae" mess into some sort of shape, but the work is far from done. What else can a young mother say? I wake up at night hearing you. And-- I love and miss you dear Emily Mae. Minutes turn to hours and hours to days As no one but you can take my hand. What else can a young mother say? When we put you to ground, the display Alone sent me into this no man's land. I love and miss you dear Emily Mae. I buried my heart there to keep you at play, In the field where the grey stones stand. What else can a young mother say? To those who we had who went away? I want you to know I'm glad you weren't planned. And I love and I miss you Emily Mae. One day soon with you too I will stay By your grave as a mother and friend. What else can a young mother say? But I love and miss you my Emily Mae. That irons out a few wrinkles; it doesn't stop it from being the most sentimental, embarassingly heart-rending, bathetic pile of shit in the world ever. Thanks. -10-
Billy Biff-Chin replying on Soft Speak; Hard Emotion by Blindpoetry 5 Feb 2004, 1:22 AM
http://www.livejournal.com/~blueblindbee/ Feb. 4th, 2004 08:32 pm ... Odd events occuring in poemranker. I found out that Dark Angel is really some type of "jester" ... go figure, eh? ... I'm going to try a new thing. Write about things that have never (or rarely) been written about. Such as ... grass. Just a poem about grass ... or a poem about a piece of paper (basically the way Mrs. Clinkingbeard was trying to do to us) ... and after writing about all of those useless stuff, I throw it all away and do it all over again. I'm just going to forget about writing about a broken heart, or love or w/e crap that seems to be the only thing thats being written about these days. ... I'm glad i found poemranker. I really am. Without poemranker, Id still be here - with everyone saying "ooohh Your poetry is awesome!"
Bachus replying on Emily Mae by horus8 5 Feb 2004, 1:09 AM
Let me get this straight? You said all of that to pee on your own shoe? How have I attempted to destroy you? By commenting on your comments on my 'poetry'? You don't see me over on your home page do you? Reading your wonderful collection of East Coast drivel about love and leaves and new age sewing techniques. Exactly, do you always think people are that stupid, I mean to believe that I'm REvil and out to get you? It's really rather simple, if you don't like me poetry, you don't have to read it, I have enough housewives finger banging their poodles across America to add to the list. Or do you just keep that special motavational tool for yourself (claiming 'they' are out to get me? You are over here dumbass, not vice versa. That's right, you don't see me commenting on your poetry do you, I think if I wanted to 'destroy your poetry' I'd probably start there and leave comments on them like this sucks, lets burn it, boo, 0 etc. Now, I can see how you might feel left out, because you're the only one I haven't done that too out of hundreds, but like I said earlier, I'm busy, perhaps you can find someone with more free time on their hands that would be interested in destroying your poetry, or listening do your delightful melodramas about counseling, and designer shoes, and urine, and what have you, I will merely repeat what I said earlier, I responded to a comment that you left on my poem, I really don't see how that has anything to do with your poetry, or you, or your shoes, or your vagina. Nonetheless, if anyone should have pissy shoes, it should be you. Thank you, I'm here all day folks.
Sam replying on To A Streetchild by Sam 5 Feb 2004, 12:10 AM
Thanks for the comment i'll take it for consideration and there's no offense taken. The poem actually is a sad one, pure emotions something where my brain does'nt count (LOL), reason why maybe it doesn't evolved much. I just scribbled it away, when i saw that poor child.
SupremeDreamer on To A Streetchild by Sam 4 Feb 2004, 11:07 PM
It's melancholic and padded- over all it has little to offer (to me atleast). It's also redundant and doesn't evolve into a work of real subtance. No offense, its just my take on it. Blessed with five.
SupremeDreamer replying on Something's gone wrong by zodiac 4 Feb 2004, 10:39 PM
Just tell me what I forgot to notice?.. ;/ I'm faultly and therefor human, be merciful.
SupremeDreamer replying on Emily Mae by horus8 4 Feb 2004, 10:31 PM
You fail to realize that he mentioned things like "rainbow wand" and "air dagger" to insert odd sarcastic humor. It is in no way intended to say that you are Wiccan. As for being stupid: You are the one who lacks the mental-power needed to keep up with the rest of RankerVille. Remember, its a good idea to make use of your thinking asscap before yapping.
SupremeDreamer replying on Emily Mae by horus8 4 Feb 2004, 10:15 PM
Your reply is just collected bullshit combined into a redundant and superfluous reply. Perhaps you left your thinking asscap at school?
Bachus on Digging A Grave by Billy Biff-Chin 4 Feb 2004, 10:15 PM
I saw a cat burying a leroy at sanbox once, thankfully the boys father was a miner.
Bachus replying on Something's gone wrong by zodiac 4 Feb 2004, 10:13 PM
Yes, but remember when I ordered that pizza with extra baby? you thought that was decent, and got indigestion?