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horus8 on Mastermind by wOrnella Mutiw 24 Jul 2003, 1:37 PM
Hi, my name is horus8, you must be, Stupid. It has been a pleasure, but in the end I believe we all know who the true mastermind was, and in the words of Alexander the Great " All that way for this <wipes his sword of blood>...Oh, well, I suppose We're rich now, let's eat."
horus8 on I'm gonna fuck you! by King Abdullah I 24 Jul 2003, 1:26 PM
This title will bring them in, to be sadly dissapointed, like I inevitably will be either way.
horus8 replying on ~~~ My Lament For Museheart ~~~ by JoyLuck 24 Jul 2003, 12:55 PM
We hid it up your ass, how about bending over and given it back before we unload the gatlin gun on yo punk aise.
<~> replying on Feasting Ouroboros by <~> 24 Jul 2003, 12:51 PM
YES!!! thank you. ironically, i've been researching katmandu, but i had bangladesh in my head, from that lost-in-america poem.
horus8 on Feasting Ouroboros by <~> 24 Jul 2003, 12:49 PM
It's great, I'm just of the opinion Bangladesh is a shit hole. Both realistically and metaphorically. Perhaps Katmandu?
horus8 replying on Can you believe this piece of shit was #1? by horus8 24 Jul 2003, 12:41 PM
That doesn't matter, only that I can pay my little brother a buck to read this like Captain Kirk is what's truly important.
<~> replying on Feasting Ouroboros by <~> 24 Jul 2003, 12:07 PM
blood and satisfaction is the niche; there is no consummation, here--the metaphor is a distraction, yes--but i think that Bangladesh gives too much away, although i agree that i spelled it out, and weakened it. shit. i didn't save v2. did you?
OnTheOtherHand replying on A Fine Day To Exit by OnTheOtherHand 24 Jul 2003, 12:07 PM
If you're not the one in the position then it doesn't matter if you agree does it? I'm not trying to be an asshole, just saying that if a person has cut himself off from other people and is thinking about killing himself, who's thoughts is he going to use to make the decision?
<~> replying on Feasting Ouroboros by <~> 24 Jul 2003, 12:02 PM
pop will eat itself. and so will i. be consumed by my own desires.
richa on A Fine Day To Exit by OnTheOtherHand 24 Jul 2003, 11:58 AM
I like 'apathy beats suicide/doesn't make it brave' not sure I agree with ' no point in dying/if you won't be missed' though
<~> on Christs Harlot by Don-Quixote 24 Jul 2003, 11:52 AM
harlot.
Thanks. It takes a social worker to notice these vivid details and report them later in a fictionalized, ambiguous account (for billing purposes).
I did not....have....sexual relations....with....that woman....the Bird-Woman.
ecargo on Feasting Ouroboros by <~> 24 Jul 2003, 9:33 AM
So, I've been thinking on this, carrying it around with me and waiting for it to bite. Even with your usual alchemy, z, I think it's too abstruse--you're asking the reader to work to hard to connect title to text. The secret code's too impenetrable; you've hidden the keys. Some quick thoughts, and some of these are just stylistic differences, I'm sure. The usual YMMVs and Dowhatthouwiltsometeitbe's apply: What's unwhetted? The mountains? Nice pun, but carries no context. While the metaphors of sculpting and alchemy have parallels (creating something of beauty and value from a base material), having both weakens both, I think. Is the sculpting metaphor a distraction? Maybe that's it. What's with the blood and alchemy stanza? I don't know how it fits in (I mean structually/grammatically rather than metaphorically--I think the metaphor works here, particularly in light of the title and its alchemical context). Is the "blood and satisfaction" the niche? If it's unsmelted, where's the chemistry? I liked Bangladesh--it conveyed what you've rephrased, somehow, but more subtly. Like the ending a lot--you appropriately come full circle with it. This version gained weight but missed--what?--balance? A core? I'm not sure. There's great stuff embedded (that word may have been permanently ruined for me--ack), but it needs clarity and focus.
Tales from the front?
They say that people who serve together in wartime form a bond closer than most people ever feel. You would do anything for your brother (sister). Interesting twist that it wasn't a war that created the bond. Maybe rape is as tough as war.
I'm not sure this has an identity of a poem or a lyric. As a poem its exhausting and as a lyric the singer would need to be rescued by full stops. Its not awful but not good neither just a mass of phrases the amount to little. 5
INTRANSIT replying on Truckin' by INTRANSIT 24 Jul 2003, 6:36 AM
bullracks are aluminum-sided farm animal hauler type thingys. A trailer used for transporting farm animals. The (drivers?) were singing one line at a time. I dislike my job. It has its moments though. Thanks for the input. home soon. will try to fix.
DreamerSupreme on Lake Pyramid's Secret by Bachus 24 Jul 2003, 6:22 AM
nice. 9.