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20 most recent comments by nentwined (1061-1080) and replies

Re: Alone by roses are read 5-Apr-02/5:27 PM
I like the cage/ribs imagery, but the rhythm there throws me off.

I also don't really get what you're trying to show me... you're alone... but... I don't feel it. I have a vague sense that you've been to the beach... maybe you saw other people that were alone there, maybe you saw other people that weren't... but I really don't feel anything. Tell us more?
Re: Cashmere by Tekara 19-Mar-02/2:18 PM
the first bit reminds me of metallica; I get the impression, by the end of the poem, that you were sick of either writing or revising it. The further along it gets, the choppier it is. And I don't get the business with fame/history/society.
Re: Lachrymalia by Lain 19-Mar-02/2:06 PM
just had to reiterate that I love the flow of this poem -- very lyric, I can see it working for slow and sweet to hard and heavy, or just about anything inbetween (other than 80's silliness, I think).
Re: brown is the eat feminine deoderant gross and stuff mmm styrofoam right? by skaskowski 19-Mar-02/12:32 PM
this is just kinda lame. not sure what you were trying for, but I'd guess you were trying for lame. so with that, kudos, but...?
Re: My Sun by T. Becquerel 17-Mar-02/2:33 PM
I'm not quite sure I get this. You're personifying the action of fusion?
Re: -untitled- by althea7 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
climacteric works perfectly syllabically, but I don't recognize it as a word other than as a derivative of climactic, which throws off a bit; (and your my pill should be you're my pill). very nice, though. =)
Re: Have you ever heard of William Carlost Williams 24 by notule 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
hmmmmmmmmmmmm. I like the respelled phonetics. I don't really get the poem. Color me stupid.
Re: Impatience always backfires 913 by notule 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
are these really tonkas? the rhythms seem off. On a modem temporarily which is making me reluctant to look things up. :) I like more flow in the stuff I read, don't really understand what you're doing. Agree with hat you're saying here, at least.
Re: Ask Dr 2 by notule 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
whoohoo Odeon! =) Hmm. Sorry about the italics not working. poems aren't HTML enabled. oddly interesting poem though it really reads like prose to me. la.
Re: skeletons by tat2dangel 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
the last lines stumbles for me. maybe if you lead into it after cried with "..." and put a comma after "out for you"? I like "made a mess on the bathroom floor". I'm not too into the disease metaphor at the beginning, and ... "the victor is the one who reigns", as a tautology, sesms a bit out of place.
Re: fashion sense by crin 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
second line jumps the rhythm on a rocky path which isn't picked up elsewhere, or rather -- I spent most of the poem trying to find the groove and not getting one. I like the sentiments of the poem greatly. :)
Re: pull by skaskowski 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
the copying seems a bit forced... maybe you could play with it alittle more? Maybe I should go to sleep. My comments are becoming less than useful. :)
Re: My Tongue ..... and God by BadPoet 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
=) Whoohoo bad poetry! ;)
Re: How Strange by T. Becquerel 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
huh. innnnnnnnnnnnteresting.
Re: Too Late by ObiWonKn 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
"she said ... till it was too late" stumbles, and I'm not sure what you're saying. I presume the person died, but I've no clue the relation or really what that meant except perhaps abandonment...
Re: Toes by BadPoet 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
"and beside/That your show" I think would work better as "and beside that/your shoe"; The break between by and themselves doesn't scan well. All in all, I have to say I love this poem. :)
Re: Dancing with the Dandelions by Piano 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
the last line seems offrhythm, but I like the rest a lot.
Re: High Speed College Life by Modulo 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
amen, brother, a-fuckin-men.
Re: Fascination by ObiWonKn 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
reminds me of a scene in The World According to Garp, sorta. :)
Re: Colloid by skaskowski 16-Mar-02/1:21 AM
this is hilarious :)


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