replying on where to go by AskittlesK
23 Mar 2004, 4:10 PM
What does your heart tell you?
on Beah Richards by Jeremi B. Handrinos
21 Mar 2004, 3:53 PM
Well done Jeremi! Your poetry is really coming along now.
on Untitled *involves taking pills and cutting with razors* by AskittlesK
21 Mar 2004, 3:43 PM
I'm sorry I was mean to you before. I guess we're pretty similar really. I've been cutting myself for three years how about you? I guess I like the feeling of power it gives me. I only wish others could see the pain inside. That's why I like poemranker people really understand here. Tell us your heart. xx
replying on Strange Days, Indeed by Bachus
21 Mar 2004, 9:20 AM
No, they're right. He was sacked quite a while ago.
replying on Strange Days, Indeed by Bachus
21 Mar 2004, 9:05 AM
Which former frontman of the Misfits?
on I am by Sapphire2589
20 Mar 2004, 4:42 PM
Hi! I have given this poeme the following code: 20D6B001
Why not decode it at http://www.mycgiserver.com/~prawne/medio
Why not decode it at http://www.mycgiserver.com/~prawne/medio
on Senseless Murder by Sapphire2589
20 Mar 2004, 12:00 PM
Linkin Park lyrics + ellipses = GREAT POETRY!!!!!!! 10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
on Dying Harvest by Richard
19 Mar 2004, 3:58 AM
lolin all da way 2 da bank! nobut seriizly gud job :P) -10-
replying on Fly by etherealmaiden
18 Mar 2004, 3:08 PM
You'll get mainly rudeness on poemeranker. Rudeness and shit poetry. Rudeness, shit poetry and clog-dancing dunces who waste their time writing sarcastic replies to other people's comments. -10-
on New Years Eve, 1999 by wilco
18 Mar 2004, 12:00 PM
I like the way you have used arbitrary line breaks to turn ordinary prose into stilted poetry.
on I think of you by singinkygal
16 Mar 2004, 2:06 PM
Great use of 'die' to rhyme with 'cry'!!!!!1111 -10-
replying on My Boyfriend's Afro Pick by horus8
16 Mar 2004, 1:28 PM
Don't listen to them Jeremi, I think your poetry is beautiful and amazing. You have a pure soul of crimson dragonsfyre. -10-
replying on My Boyfriend's Afro Pick by horus8
16 Mar 2004, 7:06 AM
P.S Congratulations on your use of 'pure' and 'stark' imagery. Before writing Juno's Peacock, did you think to yourself: "Yes, I want all my imagery to be pure and stark"? Good Christ I hope so.
on My Boyfriend's Afro Pick by horus8
16 Mar 2004, 6:59 AM
"Jeremi Britt Handrinos' first collection delivers an exemplary paradox of the authenticity of life lived put into words. He toys with conventional forms like a magician and throws off the surrogate voices of the past with his own pure and stark imagery. Bold, free, raucous at times, Handrinos splits the mundane, as sudden as a cut on the finger then leaves you to taste your own blood." -10-
on dear jim d. by peaceseeker
14 Mar 2004, 2:50 PM
MEDIOCRITY CODE: 2444A905
http://www.mycgiserver.com/~prawne/code.
MEDIOCRITY SCORE: -10-
http://www.mycgiserver.com/~prawne/code.
MEDIOCRITY SCORE: -10-
replying on The Destination of the Unborn Child by DeadtotheWorld
14 Mar 2004, 5:47 AM
Exercises
1. Read -=Dark_Angel=-'s poeme 'Voyage of the Browne'. Compare and contrast. How does each poeme make you feel? [5]
2. "Drugs are cool and if you don't take them your gay". Discuss. [4]
1. Read -=Dark_Angel=-'s poeme 'Voyage of the Browne'. Compare and contrast. How does each poeme make you feel? [5]
2. "Drugs are cool and if you don't take them your gay". Discuss. [4]
replying on Gods Musician: Grave Digger by SupremeDreamer
14 Mar 2004, 5:34 AM
Not to dishearten you old bean, but I was actually searching for all poemes with 'God', 'Angel', 'Love' or 'Above' in their titles in order to complete the Love-Above Liste. Cheers! -10-