wOrnella Mutiw
on Afterglow by Imperfections
24 Jan 2003, 1:52 AM
nice...8
gooooood 9
J.D. Salinger.
Instead of angel how about mortal? on his way to heaven or some secular description
To ranger / tintagiles. Thanks for commenting on this. I cannot think how to modify the beard thing. Basically i read that a cirrus cloud is shaped like a beard and found the connection with osama, cirrus clouds also travel from east to west so the metaphor seemed relevent but i think i could use it a better way. I know your work well tintagiles, you work well with imagery please pass on any thoughts. Also if i get rid of the angels bit i may lose the poem. I will work on this over weekend.
Simple, devoid of all angsty feeling. Wonderfully refreshheing after a slew of bitter, cynical, arrogant pity parties that some people try to call "poetry"
Care for some chai to go with the eye and liver omlet? Delicious. 10
Rough around the edges, but not at all abrasive when read. Runs smoothly. Like it a lot.
Something about your word choice makes me conjure up images powerful enough to induce nausea. I mean that as a compliment, of course.
You get a kiss and a lollipop from sexy Ornella for your fine, fine poem on the duality of humankind.
Excellent. Solitude is the poets Eden. A very fine poem, not my cup od tea but beyond rebuke.
very well-written Quarton!(and that's because you know exactly what you are writing about!)I enjoyed the flow especially in fourth stanza.10
Well than the word must stay.
I can't even imagine the grief of your loss. The Mother. My mother was never really much of one, and she is still quite alive. I am my own mother, just as I will assume you are your own father, so I believe i will never actually suffer that loss, but only time will tell. I am such a mother to everyone, constantly, at work at home, so the Mother is always with me. It's difficult enough to grieve over the death of the Father, but the Mother, well that just must be beyond devastating. Oh well, every act has good and evil results, even death. Continue leaning towards the light, glean the truth from the bones of your grief. I, for one, am more interested in these revelations than in any others. You are travelling the road that leads to library were all my favorite books are kept, pick one up off the shelf, read it to me.
you know i love this one too...but im giving you a 9 cause i just dont feel like giving it a 10
you KNOW i love this poem...((even if i hated you id give it a 9)) mwahahahahahaha
beautiful, just beautiful
Impressive knitting.
PS If you'd like some professional advice about such issues, the following website comes highly recommended:
http://www.museum.vic.gov.au/crust/mov16 77t.html