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Shardik on Roadside Testimony by groovenmove 9 Jun 2003, 4:05 PM
Nice drive Shaft
RealmOfSong on Anouk by daniella 9 Jun 2003, 1:03 PM
I thought this poem was very beautiful. ^_^ To me, it sounds like it's about a woman who is waiting to have a baby, and it really displays alot of emotion. The imagery is wonderful, and I love the symbolism. This is very nice... ^_^
his knobby hands riding your hips? I'm confused by this image, like a coin operated horse at the supermarket? that implies a climbing on, straddling motion, which confuses me, wouldn't the woman be straddling? Not the man's hands... I'm confused. I like the poem, but I am confused.
Bill Z Bub replying on sharkmouth by Bill Z Bub 9 Jun 2003, 11:32 AM
That'd be awesome.
horus8 on Beam reach by INTRANSIT 9 Jun 2003, 11:18 AM
Sound
horus8 on sharkmouth by Bill Z Bub 9 Jun 2003, 11:15 AM
How about I record this?
horus8 on one grey dream by crwncka1 9 Jun 2003, 10:58 AM
That, or close to a freeway.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on Beam reach by INTRANSIT 9 Jun 2003, 9:39 AM
An Unfortunate Gybing Incident (Horror) by -=Dark_Angel=- Ready about! Lee ho! *squelch* O Jesu, what have I done....
INTRANSIT replying on Beam reach by INTRANSIT 9 Jun 2003, 8:42 AM
well, flip! Thanks for the catch. Intently watching my subject and rythm, stepped right over it. Ever persuing the elusive iamb.
Christof replying on Mummy by Cali 9 Jun 2003, 8:09 AM
It's not often I side with Dark Angel, but he's right. Dead people might be admitted to heaven, but they don't become angels. Angels are the original inhabitants of God's kingdom who existed before the creation of Man. See Milton's 'Paradise Lost' for the full story, or any other book which pushes such whimsical bilgewater.
Christof replying on The Order Of Things by Mr Pig 9 Jun 2003, 8:02 AM
'Love the atmosphere', that's supposed to say.
Christof on The Order Of Things by Mr Pig 9 Jun 2003, 8:02 AM
Olve the atmospher, the old farmer and all... I think it's possibly a little too preciously descriptive for my tastes, especially the clouds, but I'm an curmudgeonly old puritan about things like adverbs and adjectives. The casual cruelty of the farmer is very Heathcliffian in a bathetic kind of way. A nice touch.
Christof on Beam reach by INTRANSIT 9 Jun 2003, 7:49 AM
Very graceful (though watch spelling - 'futres'). Lovely alliteration of t and l in the middle stanza, you realy feel the tension and equilibrium there.
INTRANSIT on sharkmouth by Bill Z Bub 9 Jun 2003, 6:20 AM
I had Zebra rubbers on my headgear. I hated braces.
Cali replying on Dont break my heart by Cali 9 Jun 2003, 6:19 AM
EY DUMB CUNTS GET A LIFE! DARK ANGEL UR POEMS MAN ILL SPIT ON THEM. Lets all go kill ourselves and b gothic little tirds like u fukn stoopid ho!
Cali replying on Mummy by Cali 9 Jun 2003, 6:17 AM
JUST BECOZ U DONT HAVE MORAL VALUES DONT GO TELLING PEOPLE HOW THEY SHOULD THINK! MY RELIGION IS WEN U DIE U GO TO HEAVEN AND NO LIL BITCH IS GOING TO TELL ME OTHERWISE! LAYTAH MAN
horus8 replying on Gloria's stairwell circles up & down by Bachus 8 Jun 2003, 10:52 PM
No.
horus8 replying on Moo Gai Pai lover (dedicated to Settle) by Sylvia Bravo 8 Jun 2003, 10:49 PM
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Call my wife and tell her about Moo Gai Pengs and I could be Call my wife and tell her of me and Moo Gai Pengs to at least leave somewhat of a rhyme going
Slander is the spoken word so it'd be Libel, cause this is print. It might be, depends on your perspective. I see it as a clever way of calling myself a Jackass, but hey whatever flips your pancake <~>.