god'swife
on Charlottesville by New Life Drug
8 Oct 2002, 11:21 AM
You know this is a poignant scene and you have a couple of lines that work , torn like lightening is good. and S2 is enjoyable intil the last line. Too much like a journal entry too little like a poem.
praps. 'tis an offense to the senses, every time.
sweet irony! katie, calling -=Dark_Angel=- 'slow'! now that is rich indeed.
Another "Five out of Six" poem?
You know dark angel get a life, dang it. I was messing around for anyone who is to slow to figure that out...not saying any names (DA)
You're a nut. An insightful articulate nut.
Hi! I'm Katie! I'm not vain or anything, but I do feel it's important to point out that I am blonde every five minutes or so. I am blonde.
Brandon, another great poem! I like the feel of this one, I like the point of the whole thing. This poem was really interesting to me. Keep up the good work brandon!! And good luck at work!!
I love this zzzzinny. I hope you didn't discard Stanza one. It works on its own as a single poem as well. Just title it "Five out of Six" - I've noticed your poems tend harbour other poems inside.
i have taken your suggestion ismael. but i think i shall leave the title, so the reader has some clue.
Do you seriously want me to vote on this.
Hi Vulcan,
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
His use of color is enrapturing!
yes,I suppose!'m happy it was fesh to your eyes
Thanks very much for that. I haven't encountered Bougereau before. That is very dramatic painting - Romantic period presumably?
good!5(for I don't consider rock stars as heroes!but the poem is good otherwise!)
Hi Christof!I sent you an e-card today.I hope you'll recieve it and wish you haven't seen it before!but for Willilam Bouguereau's masterpieces I suggest you visit 'artrenewal.org'.especially his "Homer and his guide"and "Dante and Virgil in Hell".(there was no"Send to a friend "on that site, but there's a great treasure for lovers of Fine Art!)Thanks.
Brilliant. 9. A highly enjoyable read. To the outraged commenteers: if you don't like his poems, don't read his poems. Simple.
I love your casual xenophobia. By the way, pants refers to underwear, and is a generic term to mean, roughly, 'crap'. The correct term is glove puppet, and, oh, that was a joke. A bit like your poetry! Oh, the irony.
What's it like being you? Hectic, I guess.