some deleted user
on Forgotten by famenglory
1 Jan 2003, 5:12 PM
I like his plan ;) Nice
I find this very relaxing. At least I know I'm not the only one counting tiles when on line at Taco Bell.
Seriously...your perspective on things around is very unique. I wish you were my neighbor so we could drink beers and laugh about things around us.
The film is better.
IT DOSENT RHYME, AGHHHHHH! i really didnt like this the first time i read it but when u told me what it was about it all feel into place! its actually really deep! tr??s impressed!
Yeah, that first line is one thats been bugging me, but I'm not sure what to change it to yet. At the time I meant it to be something mystical.
I wrote the first half of this many years ago. Thankyou, yes, I want to turn you on. I want to turn on the world!
Any suggestions?
Great potential. Very sexual, great, that's what you're talking about anyway. 'Touching her halo' Is this a part of her body, or a something mystical? Please don't make a real woman into a goddess, let her be real. Take away her halo, and I believe all the rest becomes that much more meaningful. It's just my opinion, and since I really no nothing about the story behind this I may be all wrong. Anyway it turned me on.
its rhythm is somewhat messed up...makes reading it kind of jerky...4
wow...its good...but its almost too subtle, i can't quite see the story, but i love what i see so far...7
i like the repetition, would be awesome to hear somebody read this...8
yep...thats new years eve...WONDERFUL description...10
Oh, I wish....!
Just playing around with settle. you know? letting him kmow that 'i care alot'.
I bet you would enjoy the song "Ea, Lord of the Depths" by Burzum.
Apologies. You're right - it does come as a bit out-of-the-blue. Point taken - I'll try and make amendments post haste.
Ever listen to Counting Crows?
Ha ha ha
Hmm, this isn't bad at all. Have you actually set this to music, because some of the lines don't quite fit with a rhythm, and I wondered whether this was deliberate. Anyway, not bad, I liked the last verse. 7
Ia! Ia!
Azathoth!
Azathoth!
That happens to me every friggin' year. I never plan ahead.
When will I learn?