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strider1 replying on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 12:53 PM
No, do you ?
strider1 replying on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 12:52 PM
Cheers bud. It takes an intellect to recognise an intellect and I'm beggining to have grudging repsect for you. The insufferable arrogance of human beings to think that Nature was made solely for their benefit, as if it was conceivable that the sun had been set afire merely to ripen men's apples and head their cabbages. What say you Cyrano ?
Tintagiles replying on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 12:46 PM
And it does not take guts to make a comment, especially on bad poetry. I do it quite often. Do you really find it courageous to post all the comments you've made?
strider1 replying on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 12:39 PM
Do you know what pretentious means? I am not pretending and you may personally welcome anything you like, that's your right as it is mine to stay here and bring you some much needed guidance. This poem is beyond your intellect. The register of the poem is antagonistic, it is meant to be, it is aimed at an audience of intelligence and perception. It is meant to be paradoxical in that the anti-heroine longs for oblivion rather than the stasis and security of being protected against the harshness of life, and yet ultimately realises that in her naivety she has brought this all on herself. Commas, I spit in the face of convention, when was the last time you did ?
Tintagiles replying on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 12:30 PM
My God -- you actually have the gall to excuse an idiotic number of commas making nonsense of what you're saying (which is nonsense anyhow) by saying you can do what you want with your own poem, and then go post those comments of yours? That must take the cake. You're even more of an arrogant bastard than I am. I'm almost impressed.
strider1 replying on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 12:22 PM
Its my poem I'll put commas where I want to, thanks for having the guts to make a comment
cacophony on The First Poem by jrtails 9 Oct 2002, 12:19 PM
Still smiling five minutes and two poems later
strider1 on Tugboats by poetandknowit 9 Oct 2002, 12:18 PM
Except whiskey is spelt WHISKY-illiterate american bum
strider1 on Tugboats by poetandknowit 9 Oct 2002, 12:17 PM
Damn, damn, damn , and dmanation-I like this, no-I do, this is good-10/10
strider1 on father Worked Nights by poetandknowit 9 Oct 2002, 12:15 PM
no wait its sardonic humour
strider1 on father Worked Nights by poetandknowit 9 Oct 2002, 12:14 PM
Whilst mother copulated with the stray dogs no doubt, using her grecian urn as a receiver-you can do batter(sic) than this-3/10
strider1 on Jericho by goldfish 9 Oct 2002, 12:12 PM
Ok Kipling, Blake-somebody bake a cake- its too nice for here -get some street cred and come back when you are a big boy/girl/thing-or whatever stay here if you like it-kind of between lex and 47th-say 5/10
strider1 on Birth by nentwined 9 Oct 2002, 12:05 PM
It would help if it was spelltt proopperrlie -nah-sorry it didn't sdo it for mee-1/10
strider1 on Conversations with a Clock II by morffrom 9 Oct 2002, 12:02 PM
Trouble is you are just a tick and tock poet tart. This made me think for the first time today. Is this idiot for real or is he trying to say something a little bit deep. I think I get it-he's lonely and he wants to make a joke of it and make himself feel better-its cathartic-so as I am not an unreasonable bastard-8/10. Try again when you have a life pal.
Tarquin De La Bog on Angels by Reuben Spiteri 9 Oct 2002, 11:55 AM
You've got a great name, Reuben Spiteri; almost as good as mine. Unfortunately, this poem is far from great. 2. There is nothing here to stir any kind of emotion in me. Bland as bland can be.
strider1 on To Kiss by Jody Conn 9 Oct 2002, 11:48 AM
I hate to say it , I agree with poet-bloke-thinks-he-knows it all. Tripe !
Tarquin De La Bog on Sisters of mercy by strider1 9 Oct 2002, 11:48 AM
Highly pretentious. 2. You fail to engage me at all, and I would personally welcome it if you too went 'headlong into this deep dark pit' that you mention and never emerge again. Also, for an individual so obsessed with commas, surely you know that 'deep dark pit' should be 'deep, dark pit' due to the placement of two adjectives side by side?
strider1 on Here In The Heart of Amber by Lenore 9 Oct 2002, 11:45 AM
Shades of Wordsworth here, glittering and glinting so close together give me a bit of a problem. Armour-are you American trying to be English or just using the correct spellig ? This deserves to be here-well done -9/10
strider1 on Sunshine by alexander 9 Oct 2002, 11:41 AM
What is this simple fare trying to appeal to the humour of the proletariat-it made me guffaw which indicates it is not altogether bad-maybe try a re-write at night would be my recommendation-8/10
Thanks. I am glad I have at least some potential. Mum and pop think so. The sun thing is a play on John Donne's "The Sun Rising". It is an allegory. Does that make sense? Poets use that sort of thing sometimes, you know, to give the poem a little something more. And I suppose I use "and" as a stylistic choice. It is definitely a comtemporary American sort of thing. I use it much the same way you use too many commas, except for different reasons. I want to keep things moving. You automatically have the line break pause; well at times, I want to run right through it. Like a red light. Take the challenge see if something its me.