on Bridesmaids in the Rain by wilco
3 Oct 2004, 10:57 AM
It's the cahmpagne. Love and marriage - they seldom go together. Dream on and enjoy the slow dance at a wedding that isn't yours. Good thoughts
replying on Many Thanks by Dovina
3 Oct 2004, 10:54 AM
I'm sorry it makse sense in either sense. I sense a senseless thankfulness.
replying on Many Thanks by Dovina
3 Oct 2004, 10:52 AM
I've been busy with a different sort of imaginary life. Thanks, it's nice to be missed.
on Middle of the Night by Sasha
23 Sep 2004, 4:54 PM
I like this. It's unusual and right and nicely done.
on Cassius by helenwales
23 Sep 2004, 4:41 PM
Too vague, but I like the first and last lines.
on Many Thanks by Dovina
23 Sep 2004, 3:39 PM
replying on Licking An Ashtray by Blindpoetry
14 Sep 2004, 11:05 AM
Smoking is cool because you think it is cool. That's an opinion about how it looks or feels.
replying on Licking An Ashtray by Blindpoetry
14 Sep 2004, 10:25 AM
Nice try, but of course you know that is not even close to what I was saying. If you want to discuss something, why do you insist on changing it first? If you want to discuss a new topic, why don't you propose a new topic?
on Keep Your Mouth Shut and Your Gun Loaded by wilco
14 Sep 2004, 10:05 AM
Nothing left to do but blue collar bitching when all the debts are paid? I must be missing something.
Anytime I can set two poems before someone and hear him say that only one of them heâs just not feelinâ, well, thatâs a good day. Thanks for honesty.
Have your visited http://poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?i
By the way, when a peregrine falcon swoops toward its prey at close to 200 mph, it follows a curve known as a logarithmic spiral. The shortest path, of course, would be a straight one, but since a falcon's eyes are opposed on either side of its head, straight flight would require the bird to cock its head to keep the prey in sight. Nature loves the logarithmic spiral. From sunflowers, seashells and whirlpools to hurricanes and spiral galaxies, we see this form at all scales. Encoded within the logarithmic spiral is perhaps the most mystical of all numbers, phi, approximately 1.61803.
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By the way, when a peregrine falcon swoops toward its prey at close to 200 mph, it follows a curve known as a logarithmic spiral. The shortest path, of course, would be a straight one, but since a falcon's eyes are opposed on either side of its head, straight flight would require the bird to cock its head to keep the prey in sight. Nature loves the logarithmic spiral. From sunflowers, seashells and whirlpools to hurricanes and spiral galaxies, we see this form at all scales. Encoded within the logarithmic spiral is perhaps the most mystical of all numbers, phi, approximately 1.61803.
replying on Licking An Ashtray by Blindpoetry
13 Sep 2004, 9:36 AM
Suppose the science table were turned and the results showed that smoking improves health. You would then have two good arguments: âI enjoy smoking,â and âSmoking is good for me and our secondhand smoke is good for you damn nonsmokers.â The only argument I would have is, âI donât like to smoke and I donât like secondhand smoke.â In its present state of development, science happens to make me look like a prudent prude and you a happy-go-lucky fun-seeker. Except for a referee that has changed from alchemy to chemistry and earth-centered to sun-centered, we feed each other the same argument.
We agree on a good glass of red wine, let science be damned. To agreement. (clink) Cheers.
We agree on a good glass of red wine, let science be damned. To agreement. (clink) Cheers.
on Grandpa's boat by Caducus
12 Sep 2004, 3:14 PM
Right. Good.
on a goblet of divine wine brings me dreams by Prince of Void
12 Sep 2004, 3:11 PM
Yea, I've felt like that, the haunting love of divinity, into the mystical world. Why is that? Good poem.