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Robert K Foster replying on 5 minutes by Jai 11 Jun 2003, 3:57 PM
boy oh boy you are firing these off today! nice one.
3rd line's a bit lacking. you had the opportunity for some punch, but you slightly missed it (not to mention syllables)
Robert K Foster on Im Sorry by LosT SykoPath 11 Jun 2003, 3:55 PM
The line that captivated me was "with you, you dont know jack". It's just so pure.
Robert K Foster on Dream Girl by LosT SykoPath 11 Jun 2003, 3:54 PM
Rather weak and stolid.
Robert K Foster on -none by LosT SykoPath 11 Jun 2003, 3:52 PM
what is "unbareab"? cliche:"like a gunshot" A lovely poem about a middle aged man with scissors. is it modeled after Boo Radley from To Kill a Mockingbird?
Robert K Foster replying on Daddy's Girl by LosT SykoPath 11 Jun 2003, 3:49 PM
your wit made me laugh. out loud. honestly.
Robert K Foster on Daddy's Girl by LosT SykoPath 11 Jun 2003, 3:49 PM
A nice father's day poem. however, not a haiku. you have about 195 too many syllables.
scitz on Goddess of the vineyard by INTRANSIT 11 Jun 2003, 3:43 PM
LAst 2 lines of S1 just fuck it up, other than that I really absorbed myself in to this so I ask you from the bottom of my tiny black heart, change it. 7
scitz on Jackanapes and smoke buttons by Bachus 11 Jun 2003, 3:42 PM
I love these outbursts of yours there so fucking apt.8
scitz on Iceman by Kitch 11 Jun 2003, 3:40 PM
Not a bad try 2nsd last line needs changing, quite evocative lose the middle
scitz replying on 11th September (a senyru) by scitz 11 Jun 2003, 3:32 PM
You are a Gentlemen, thank you very much.
Mr Pig (again) replying on Death Of Day ( re-edit) by Mr Pig 11 Jun 2003, 3:29 PM
Dear Robert It was this you composed so majestically that I love. Waves fold on the beach Sand clings to the old dead man Filling his wrinkles Its timeless.
some deleted user replying on The Gecko, and the Italian book collector by horus8 11 Jun 2003, 2:30 PM
Thank you very much <{Baba^Yaga}> for the advice. Ah, I'd better get back to the drawing board, then...
<{Baba^Yaga}> replying on The Gecko, and the Italian book collector by horus8 11 Jun 2003, 2:21 PM
I could teach you the art of poetry for a small fee. The fee would be your love draped over my broad Greek shoulders.
<{Baba^Yaga}> replying on The Gecko, and the Italian book collector by horus8 11 Jun 2003, 2:18 PM
So you are saying what? Start over, and try concentrating on specific subjects that do not include yourself. A book, a bird, a cafe, your period, your breasts, your beautiful pissed off pursed lips. Anything but self regret and suicide those feeling need to leak naturally into your work and not contaminate the entirety of the piece all at once. Do you have beautiful pursed lips by the way?={;}
some deleted user replying on The Gecko, and the Italian book collector by horus8 11 Jun 2003, 2:11 PM
I am learning. I've learned that I need to try a different type of poetry. Starting over! Thanks for the comments. :)
Bachus replying on The Gecko, and the Italian book collector by horus8 11 Jun 2003, 2:03 PM
Why'd you pull your poem down? Don't you want to learn?
some deleted user on The Gecko, and the Italian book collector by horus8 11 Jun 2003, 1:25 PM
Wonderful. Last two lines were great. Catchy title, too. 9
Robert K Foster replying on Mirror to Mirror by Roisin 11 Jun 2003, 1:17 PM
I mean get rid of it--change it. strive for freshness in language. I apologize for my ambiguity.
INTRANSIT replying on Goddess of the vineyard by INTRANSIT 11 Jun 2003, 1:00 PM
I thought about the bareness. I think there were system probs last night. we couldn't gt on line this mornin'.