on Never Ceasing to Amaze by wilco
19 Jul 2004, 8:36 AM
Never said better.
on Poor Unwritten Rabbit by Dovina
20 Jul 2004, 8:52 AM
I never see rabbits when I'm driving at night unless they are wearing red, reflective tape. You have a good eye.
on some deleted poem
19 Jul 2004, 8:51 AM
Great rant. I may disagree but appreciate your POV.
on It's all over now that you're writing so by fevriere
19 Jul 2004, 9:00 AM
Could use some paring
on Divorcing Tennessee by Dovina
19 Jul 2004, 8:29 AM
Yeah, but who got custody of the kids and the calves? I've never divorced a place but now I have an idea of how it might feel. -10-
Don't listen to Z. He's an enigma trapped within a foil condom wrapper being nuked in a microwave oven and arcing all over the small cooking space. Let's just watch the fireworks through the window and shout, "Whoopee! Burn, Baby, burn!" Then we can flush him down the john and make some lowfat popcorn, cover it with melted butter and watch "Fried Green Tomatoes and Akira Kurasawa's "Dreams" back to back.
Don't listen to Z. He's an enigma trapped within a foil condom wrapper being nuked in a microwave oven and arcing all over the small cooking space. Let's just watch the fireworks through the window and shout, "Whoopee! Burn, Baby, burn!" Then we can flush him down the john and make some lowfat popcorn, cover it with melted butter and watch "Fried Green Tomatoes and Akira Kurasawa's "Dreams" back to back.
on some deleted poem
17 Jul 2004, 8:56 AM
KIDS, PLAY NICE or daddy will delete the poem and you'll have to play at someone else's house.
on some deleted poem
17 Jul 2004, 9:02 AM
Thank you, both.
Seems like you sucked one poet into taking the position you sought-- Open fly hook with a plastic jesus hanging from a fishing line of gold nylon. Reel 'im in, Dovina. Flop him onto the deck and hit him on the head with a bowling pin. Then multiply him with your loaves. Ah men!
on some deleted poem
15 Jul 2004, 9:32 AM
Line 9 will never happen if you let the candles burn to cake. Blow them out with one breath.
on some deleted poem
15 Jul 2004, 9:41 AM
YOU WILL NOT THE LAST WORD
Huh? You don't do typos. So, I'm missing something.
-9- until I get the point beyond the obvious.
Huh? You don't do typos. So, I'm missing something.
-9- until I get the point beyond the obvious.
on A Perverted Poet's Confession. by SupremeDreamer
15 Jul 2004, 10:04 AM
I was going to give it a -10-. But after I noticed EP gave it a nine, I decided that he might have more enzyte, I mean, insight.-9-
on some deleted poem
15 Jul 2004, 9:54 AM
Lines that need work:
siempre me ama
Cuando mi cabeza vola a nuestro futura
Y lo encuentro con todo de mÃ
En tus sueños, bailas con migo
Como en mis sueños yo bailo con tigo
Great effort.-9-
siempre me ama
Cuando mi cabeza vola a nuestro futura
Y lo encuentro con todo de mÃ
En tus sueños, bailas con migo
Como en mis sueños yo bailo con tigo
Great effort.-9-
on some deleted poem
15 Jul 2004, 10:20 AM
I feel odd being in such august commenting company. Just proves that poetry crosses all lines, especially the line between the sane and the not. By the way, using that word 'latent' on this site is an invitation to latex nights spent in dark fecal caves.
on some deleted poem
14 Jul 2004, 12:02 AM
Forms suck. Give me a big dangling modifier any day of the week over "an poetic form."
on some deleted poem
14 Jul 2004, 12:08 AM
Best expression on teenage angst yet.
Is it 'voices' promising us life as the wind drives the heavy, cold, dead clouds? What are the voices saying? I may be missing a key point, I admit. I am not good with nature. If this were about a 1957 Chevy BelAir, I'd have a better grasp of the subject matter. But I like the sound of the words blowing around in this poem.
on Drinking Knowledge by gregsamsa222
13 Jul 2004, 12:47 PM
Contemporary takes artifical sweetner. -10-
Religion takes bread and wine.
Religion takes bread and wine.
on MR Blobby V bill and ben by MR Blobby
13 Jul 2004, 11:34 AM
Is flob a typo? shouldn't it be "Blob alob, alob?" Nice ending.
on some deleted poem
13 Jul 2004, 7:23 AM
Very good. I notice the period and then the QUIM. At times it seems that life is more about the periods than about the Quim. Well, there's always the foreign "Poontang" to look into.