MuDvAyNe
on Senses by lunar
30 Mar 2003, 1:19 PM
gr8 chat up line. aah, a love poem, i love you!!!
i love this beautiful work, just like your eyes, and yesi have seen them. just to scare you there
i love your work, and i love you more, im gonna give you a huge hug. actuallyi wont cos ull get a restraining order :p but i wud if i cud
Yeah, I know. Anywho. "hank" is actually three people I've met. they are all alive and well. i think the DVDA one was fun.
Simply superb.
Why does he wipe them with a shoe-horne, which is used to ease the shoe onto the foote! I thought poem was ok, but an Gentleman should know for what his shoe-horne was created.
it's stupid
and listening to the police, naturally, their greatest hits.
You know that poetry's been bombed out when this piece gets the attention of all the greatest cynics at poem cranker, and me, at the crack of dawn, but low and behold it's still the witching hour here gentleman, and i'm cruising at high speeds on me new e mac. fuckers.
It's been a while since you've posted. If I may encourage you to write, I think most of the site would agree that we miss your nutty and sincere flair. When you write again let me know.
Damn good, Sctz. As a recently divorced person, I sure as shite don't want to go through this.
Excellent, OFA; especially 'Staring down the future'. The appropriate strewing of a smattering of commas will help your meaning.
your other perversions are much better.
Mr. Hand.
Thank you very much
The Caps. are just the first center and last word. I'll give it a title when I finish it but I like your Idea.
Line 4: absolutely
Line 7: Seems kind of muddled. Maybe "As I stand in the raging storm on what was once a bright and sunny day"
Line 8: If it's stormy it's not really empty. Maybe "stormy and gray" (Or synonymous words to avoid repetition)
I don't understand some of the words you choose to capitalize. For a title, "Turbulence" ?
WORTH AN 8, GO SEE A DOCTOR
Did you just try to rhyme "fire" with "time"? Good Lord.
The only thing worse than a poem that insists on rhyming is a poem that insists on rhyming and fails.
Good Times, Good Times