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SupremeDreamer replying on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 3:17 PM
sure man, i love that whistle.. reminds me of that one tune in Once Upon A Time In America.. i loved that movie..
horus8 replying on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 3:14 PM
Don't mind if I do, can I whistle?
ah.. you manage to be funny at times, i must admit, i laughed up a storm reading this. :) nice job.
horus8 on An Enviable Task by cleverdevice 27 Jul 2003, 3:08 PM
This is good, did you write it?
There is nothing ethical about dating a man. It is both gay and homosexual, and in the words of Mother Teresa, "absolutely appalling"... UNLESS, OF COURSE, YOU'RE THE AMAZING MULBERRY FAIRY! See how she charges blindly through the late night streets of poemeranker - now so pumped full of drugs and oppression that you can't even cross the road without being injected by a giant needle full of racist abuse. Her stained cape billowing uselessly behind her, she fearlessly upholds the integrity of her precious ethical mandate, regardless of what accidentally ends up landing on her face, and despite the fact that her mandate is probably a load of absolute guff. It's a jungle out there. A vast, steaming pile of mediocrity, self-delusion and lies... and that's just from horus8! Who knows what untold splats of misery lie at the heart of this giant dungheap of wanton literature? So go, mulberryfairy! Go! Confront the evils of this world! Listen to your heart and let gullibility be your guide, safe in the knowledge that your maturity and poverty stricken background will see you through... knowledge, I might add, that appears to be stored in the unbelievable smugness of your bloated face.
SupremeDreamer on An Enviable Task by cleverdevice 27 Jul 2003, 3:01 PM
Nice work my lil birdie.. missed you. ;) blessed with 8.
im a poet... i have a ridiculous obsession with the use of metaphors so dont worry, i didnt say that you were actually unexperienced in sex.. its sad that your mind is that rigid to not see that. And.. btw, who the fuck is being oppressed? the minorities? if words are that oppressive, then we are gods man.. i can attack without standing, i can simply sit and move me fingers.. I lived in East Side San Jose.. the mexican hellhole, and being white, i didnt make many friends.. so shove it pal, i dont need your shit, dont think that im some white surburbia kid who lived a nice life.. i didnt. I've been through shit that you couldn't comprehend.. Now, i don't hate mexicans, blacks, jews,.. i dont hate for pathetic reasons, i judge by character, thats it. I have a puerto rican friend.. i make 2000 racist jokes to his face, you know how oppressed he is? he laughs alot, hes been telling me to stop, since he can hardly breathe. THATS CHARACTER..
SupremeDreamer replying on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 2:39 PM
No, i dont lie. And, YES he IS me. because i made HIM.. relax jim, smoke another clit and have some more vodka...
horus8 replying on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 2:32 PM
Of course you did.
horus8 on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 2:30 PM
[I am cheese man] Lord of the melt. lol. You lie! You're bald! Bald! And you live in a hut in new guinnea.
http://mulberryfairy replying on Monument by geewhiz1962 27 Jul 2003, 2:22 PM
Why, you're still mad at me? Yeah, the helium balloons totally exploded all over the place, and the dead man's daughter, who was blowing up the balloons, got a tooth stuck in her shoe, which was actually probably a sign that there is a god because he only had about 3 or 4 cavity filled teeth left when he died.
horus8 replying on Ranting Drunkard by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 2:20 PM
Sure you can, and I bet you do often.
JoyLuck replying on Ode to a Fox Cub by http://mulberryfairy 27 Jul 2003, 2:08 PM
I would be happy to do that for you. Shape it like a fox head.
http://mulberryfairy replying on Ode to a Fox Cub by http://mulberryfairy 27 Jul 2003, 2:03 PM
That was a joke horus8/babayaga, I actually enjoy the variety on poemranker, excepting the rhyming love poems. I didn't even know there was this poemranker controversy that you are talking about. But I appreciate the feedback about the Fox poem, I admitted being wordy, and that is why I posted it here for feedback before submitting it somewhere. You are right about the shape, my husband, a more visual kind of poet, thought it was supposed to be shaped like a fox head, LOL.
With all due respect, you don't know me well enough to assume me to be a sensitive virgin. I grew up living on welfare in subsidized housing like everyone else, and anyway, not many sensitive folks would willingly put their "poems" on here to get insulted, or, for that matter, be willing to say something about someone's comment knowing that other people would be offended. As a social worker, I have an ethical mandate, on and off duty (but I'm on call 24-7 anyway, so that distinction doesn't matter), to confront oppression, even if it means getting messy and being thought naive. (And like most social workers, I have a tendency to be too serious.)
Druid_Girl_1984 on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 1:58 PM
shit! i meant image
Druid_Girl_1984 on Desert Rain by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 1:57 PM
I like the imagine it provokes.
Druid_Girl_1984 on Ranting Drunkard by Don-Quixote 27 Jul 2003, 1:55 PM
This is a very interesting poem. I can almost see someone laying in bed drunk and about to pass out. 8
horus8 on The Heart of a Man by Queen of Tease 27 Jul 2003, 1:48 PM
Now I liked this. Here's a tightening; The heart of a man Is so simple and thin It is so stubborn That it never gives in The heart of a man Is so different and plain It has no emotions Towards the women he's lain The heart of a man Is so small and black It has no rhythm For the feeling it lacks The heart of a man Is so mischevious and crude It has no manners and is always rude The heart of a man Is so protective and possesive It has no doubts That it's always obsessive. Yippee, let's square dance to it. 10!
http://mulberryfairy replying on Memoirs II by http://mulberryfairy 27 Jul 2003, 1:46 PM
Well thanks, does that mean we've made up?