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INTRANSIT on Instructions to a Sculptor by Christof 10 Mar 2003, 8:00 PM
I still have yet to find a superior.
INTRANSIT on Family Portrait by Mr Pig 10 Mar 2003, 7:46 PM
Drats! I do believe my speed reading from high school has become malignant.
wLeBlanc IIIw on The Gentleman by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 10 Mar 2003, 7:25 PM
Very nice. 9/10. I especially enjoyed the inappropriate use of "an".
wLeBlanc IIIw on A God Upon This Earth by WHeYe 10 Mar 2003, 7:10 PM
Work on your wording. Use more powerful words. Your idea is good but the presentation isn't.
Sawa on The Innocent by wLeBlanc IIIw 10 Mar 2003, 6:44 PM
This is the definition of a strong-worded poem.
I thank you very much for your some what interesting(hopefully) compliment..I usually take to mind in what others say like for instence razorgrin(or something like that) says that in many many words that i am a pieace of shit and that no one cares about me not even my spleen(i got her/him back) and several others who shall remain nameless but after reading your comment that made me think that some people out there(not many) but some of them do care about my work and they appreciate the INNOCENCE of a child and the least the could do as you menchioned(cant spell) in your comment that i am quote on quote 'very BRAVE for entering a forum of expirenced writers'..i only entered this forum becase i wanted some advice and comments from the wise and proven..not someone my age...because someone my age who reads me poems wil say that they are the greatest thing in the world...and thats ok to hear but i would much rather have someone point out my mistakes instead of praising them and not even knowing it...I need alot of help in spelling(hehhe) and maybe some inspirations but after reading your comment that has changed my view of the poetry world...I thank you for taking your time to read it and others and i hope that you enjoy them as much as i do writing them....Thank you
lastobelus replying on The darkest woods ever by Shardik 10 Mar 2003, 6:08 PM
where I grew up, actually, "should of" was the proper usage. Actually, "shoulda", to be precise. "Should have" would be correct if one were, say, mulling one's choice of supper flesh: "I wonder if I should have the greasy pork, or the bloody beef. The pork looks awful tempting, but the beef is better for my heart. Damn! I shoulda never let that fool woman talk me into going to the doctor inna first place. Now alls I do is worry about my goddamn heart."
lastobelus on dreams by babygurl420 10 Mar 2003, 5:49 PM
methamphetamines burn holes in your brain. I've heard.
lastobelus on Cupid promised me, Nadine by Shardik 10 Mar 2003, 5:43 PM
damn, a lurv pome that I like. Time for bed. 8
lastobelus replying on Paranoia by lastobelus 10 Mar 2003, 4:33 PM
oh, everything I do is extremely derivative. ya know, I read something 'n' get all excited, and then later I puke up some derivative form of what I read. I don't aspire to be a poet, they have to work too hard, I see myself more as a Regurgitationist.
TanHand on Heart Made of Glass by thepinkbunnyofdoom 10 Mar 2003, 4:32 PM
Here's my version!! I hope you like it!! Once I had a love and it was a gas Soon turned out had a heart of glass Seemed like the real thing, only to find Mucho mistrust, love's gone behind Once I had a love and it was divine Soon found out I was losing my mind It seemed like the real thing but I was so blind Mucho mistrust, love's gone behind In between What I find is pleasing and I'm feeling fine Love is so confusing there's no peace of mind If I fear I'm losing you it's just no good You teasing like you do
lastobelus replying on Paranoia by lastobelus 10 Mar 2003, 4:26 PM
'cuz I'm lazy
Jimbo on Paranoia by lastobelus 10 Mar 2003, 4:16 PM
Why doesn't the first letter of each sentence start with a capital letter? I thought that was proper English?
wLeBlancw on Family Portrait by Mr Pig 10 Mar 2003, 4:10 PM
I re-read it and I liked it much better the second time around. It's amazing how much you miss by reading things once. Here's a 9. By the way, my father also had a mistress so I can identify. Every summer we would go to the beach together as mom stayed at home. She made my dad happy so he treated my mom even better. I do not necessarily thing that it is a bad thing to have one as long as you can manage to keep everyone happy.
Break it up and shorten it. That would give it more of a punch.
Mr Pig (again) on Paths by LeBlank II 10 Mar 2003, 3:50 PM
Spiffing, but the last lines disenchanted the poem, you had made your point, and made it jolly well.
lastobelus on AIDS in a van by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 10 Mar 2003, 3:48 PM
I have no formal education in poetry, so could someone please illuminate me: I was under the impression the WHOLE FUCKING POINT of a limerick is to be as crass crude tasteless & politically incorrect as possible (& subsequently funny). Jesus, have they started teaching in schools that you need to look for and evaluate the social message of FUCKING LIMERICKS? yer jest spost ta laff fer chrissakes.
spank me baby yeah on Family Portrait by Mr Pig 10 Mar 2003, 3:46 PM
Bet Fathers day in your house was quiet huh? some real arresting images here, tragic, sweet, quite sad I liked it a lot 9
Mr Pig replying on Family Portrait by Mr Pig 10 Mar 2003, 3:44 PM
I do believe my Father would not recognize my guts, he had none of his own.
Mr Pig replying on Family Portrait by Mr Pig 10 Mar 2003, 3:43 PM
Hello Sir Intransit, so kind of you to endulge one with your comment. The Cuckoo is the nest stealing mistress of my Father, and may God wet his ashes this fine eve.