on recent submissions by <~>
1 Feb 2003, 8:47 PM
Mwahahahahahaha. I know I've read this before, but I can't believe I didn't vote on it. Cheers!
on Bliss Eternal by Freethinker1602
31 Jan 2003, 7:30 AM
Lose the damn explaining paragraph. No one gives a damn, sweetheart.
on Equality by Freethinker1602
31 Jan 2003, 7:25 AM
Do you know, I think this may be one of the funniest poemes to be found here. Keep it up!
on Amelioration is only relative by Freethinker1602
31 Jan 2003, 7:23 AM
Oh, stop whining.
on The Sadistic Mirth by Freethinker1602
31 Jan 2003, 7:22 AM
Yawn.
replying on Thursday by w~* ATHENA *~w
31 Jan 2003, 7:03 AM
Of course not; 'tis far too deepe and profound for my poor wits.
on Thursday by w~* ATHENA *~w
31 Jan 2003, 6:58 AM
This is without a doubt the most appalling piece of crap I've seen on this site since... since...
Well, since Tuesday, I guess. No, more like Wednesday.
Well, since Tuesday, I guess. No, more like Wednesday.
on a poet in the city by Bill Z Bub
30 Jan 2003, 10:58 AM
Amusing, but I confess myself a tad dissapointing that's it's not the spoof of the old hippy song the title leads one to expect. You know -- 'Where have all the poets gone, long time passing, Where have all the poets gone, long times ago?...'
on 9/11 tribute by Caducus
23 Jan 2003, 10:54 AM
Well, it IS the closest thing to a not bad poeme written about that day I've yet read. Loose the angels and Osama's beard. 'Buried alive in mortar cots of crimson' is good, but how can it qualify as a 'slaughter' of innocent children when so few were killed?
on unspoken words by sweetmisery
22 Jan 2003, 7:25 PM
That's very nice. But where on EARTH did you get the idea that we're a group of psychologists? Or that even thoguh we're not psychologists, we would care?
on why should i by kaykat
22 Jan 2003, 7:24 PM
Good.
on Listen For Once by Sarahmarie
21 Jan 2003, 7:42 PM
Why am I so happy I decided to get a glass of Scotch before coming on here?
on An Anthem for Peace by dougsoderstrom
21 Jan 2003, 10:36 AM
For God's sake, man -- no matter how admirable the sentiment may be, even as rhetoric this is godawful
The poem is quite good. However, get off your damn guilt trip about the fact that we heved and fought our way to the top of the pile. Do you really think that is the sabre-toothed tiger had come to take over the world instead of us, they'd really try and treat us well? Dammit, they lost. And we won. Too bad for them. Now serve me my steak -- rare, please.
on Dr. Skellington by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
20 Jan 2003, 5:07 AM
Indeed. Excellent. Full prawnes ahead, I say!
replying on Perversions 3: Payback by razorgrin
16 Jan 2003, 10:58 AM
Razorgrin, as anyone who knows her will tell you, IS sick and twisted. That's why we all love her. We spend hour on our needs praying she'll never get serious help because it would normalise her, which would not be a good thing. Besides, the abnormal is far more interesting than the normal. I'll take poems about necrophilia over poems about McDonald's any day, wench.
replying on Perversions 3: Payback by razorgrin
15 Jan 2003, 10:18 AM
I'll have the great joy of spending the afternoon in Sociology. I can't believe that was all there was left for me to take. On the other hand, it's a huge class, and all the notes are on the Net, and we already have the final exam, so I may just write throughout it.
on Perversions 3: Payback by razorgrin
15 Jan 2003, 10:08 AM
You are a sick sick sick little girl. On the other hand, as we all know, that's why I loves you. I don't think this is my favourite set, but lovely nonetheless. (Well... lovely... you know what I mean.)
on One by adrenalize
14 Jan 2003, 7:37 PM
Oh shut up.