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<~> replying on February Loneliness by BenRice 18 Dec 2002, 8:38 AM
these lines confuse that connection, making him seem like he is not a pert of 'home': This time pleading with me to stay with him. A gust whips across snowy fields as I Quicken my pace to return home to friends.
BenRice replying on February Loneliness by BenRice 18 Dec 2002, 8:34 AM
son to father though I suppose it could be read as grandson to grandfather
Ranger replying on The North Wind by Ranger 18 Dec 2002, 8:24 AM
Okey-dokey then, I'll start with the title. I think that it was just the primary idea that sparked the whole thing off, and it kind of reflected how I wanted the poem to feel. I was trying to write a song in the style of Reef (I try to imitate groups sometimes to see if I can, and if it's easy. Generally I don't use the things I write in this way for any particular purpose i.e. my group). Anyhoo, I ended up writing various two-liners that didn't really resemble Reef, but I thought "Hey, I'll put them together and see what it sounds like". I thought that some of it worked well, although in retrospect some of it is pretty naff and cliched. Anyway, I enjoyed writing it and maybe if I've got time I'll try to improve it. Thank you for your observations-it's what I put poems on this site for!
<~> on Holding On by Katie2 18 Dec 2002, 8:22 AM
line breaks, babycakes!
<~> on Writers Resume' by wordsy 18 Dec 2002, 7:58 AM
elude.
blkarak on Writers Resume' by wordsy 18 Dec 2002, 7:50 AM
Nice tempo. good poem...I think.
<~> on The North Wind by Ranger 18 Dec 2002, 7:46 AM
and why did you call it the north wind anyway?
<~> on The North Wind by Ranger 18 Dec 2002, 7:46 AM
i think the low scores are due to the fact that you have basically strung together a load of cliches. the rhyme feels forced; at first, given what you were trying to say, i thought that maybe you shouldn't try to rhyme it, but then i saw you were going for a lyric--and the rhyme still feels forced. try saying this in your own words, not with a dozen catch phrases you have heard over and over again. does that help at all?
<~> on Frozen Angel by Ranger 18 Dec 2002, 7:42 AM
there are some lovely passages here, but some of your word choices, i disagree with. so much talk about 'heart' and 'timeless' makes it feel worn. also, i am not sure what the resolution is. i am assuming that the 'frozen angel' is a cursed lover? am i correct?
<~> replying on UltraSound by UnityMitford 18 Dec 2002, 7:37 AM
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<~> on February Loneliness by BenRice 18 Dec 2002, 7:36 AM
what is the relationship of the retriever to the shooter?
UnityMitford replying on UltraSound by UnityMitford 18 Dec 2002, 7:30 AM
with any lucky, she'll be a zzinnia
<~> on UltraSound by UnityMitford 18 Dec 2002, 7:29 AM
so, it's a girl then? or is it a ==doylum?
<~> on can't by nentwined 18 Dec 2002, 7:27 AM
run! run! they're coming for you!
<~> replying on Elegy by moonUnit 18 Dec 2002, 7:20 AM
i think the title gives it away, k. it did for me anyway. bittersweet, and well done. thanks.
blkarak on wax by New Life Drug 18 Dec 2002, 7:13 AM
Well despite what others think, I like it, it's fun.
blkarak on pledging allegiance by moonUnit 18 Dec 2002, 7:08 AM
Damn right, sister!!-9
blkarak on lackluster fear by blackball 18 Dec 2002, 7:01 AM
Interesting; obscure meaning is nice.
Robert K Foster on A christmas thought by keatsImnot 18 Dec 2002, 6:46 AM
a nice poem to read to your family. maybe you could make a christmas special, charlie brown...
blkarak on A christmas thought by keatsImnot 18 Dec 2002, 6:36 AM
I like the tempo and the mood; the insertion of provocative insight is nice, also.-8