replying on Noblesse Oblige by Christof
25 Sep 2002, 7:48 AM
Precarious? You seem grounded from here. Phd., job, wife. Are you a closet bohemian? Do you long for opium heavy orgies? Drunken brawling? Are you a English rose who longs for the gutter?
on Noblesse Oblige by Christof
25 Sep 2002, 7:37 AM
You're sick with talent. How do I learn to write about things outside myself? I love feeling incompetent. It motivates me.
on The Nights Draw In by Nicholas Jones
25 Sep 2002, 7:32 AM
I wish I could right as directly as you. You don't seem at all pretentious.
on WLPAN by Nicholas Jones
25 Sep 2002, 7:27 AM
I'm falling in love with you. You are one of the few best of luck to you.
on visitation by Nicholas Jones
25 Sep 2002, 7:21 AM
Thanks for the tour. You make me nosatalgic for a place I've never seen.
on The Left Book Club by Nicholas Jones
25 Sep 2002, 7:16 AM
Please write a short story.
on Horseflies and Mayflies, Incessant Today by Christof
24 Sep 2002, 9:16 AM
This poem makes me happy. I built a whole world around it. This and Butcher are my favorites. I hope your girl appreciates your poetry. I off to enlightened the masses. Today we're talking about violencia domestica. Have a lovely evening.
on Since The Fall by harrytuttle
24 Sep 2002, 8:28 AM
L12 & 13 could be a poem on there own, Good. the last 2 lines are over used. I think the poem would do better without them.
on Morning conflict by INTRANSIT
24 Sep 2002, 8:19 AM
This is adorable. I don't understand the lack of triumph at the end.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
24 Sep 2002, 8:14 AM
I think I'm beginning to understand what your saying, if no one ever loved or appreciated VanGogh's paintings, would they be art? Good question, and you're right I don't have the answer. So this is a poem, simply because the author wrote it as won. I'm stubborn, but not unreasonable. I thank you for the discussion.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
24 Sep 2002, 12:13 AM
It's not about power. Expression is not poetry. No more then a wall well painted is art.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
24 Sep 2002, 12:08 AM
But even when they "tell it like it is" as you put it, they make it uniquely interesting. They don't just say what happened in some unstylized manner.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
24 Sep 2002, 12:02 AM
I cannot deny it holds no poetry for me. Some people hate any number of "artists" therefore their creations are not art to those that don't like them. I can believe I am the greateast artist in the world but til I have an audience, I'm shit. I can say this is not a poem. This is not a poem.
replying on Triangle of the Courtyard Square by OneFingerAnswer
23 Sep 2002, 11:54 PM
Yes, but I long for the He's, She's and Me's to be more seperate. Like a triangle. Each coming from his own direction. I think S2 is quite fine. If you can keep them seperate somehow. Bring them together at the end. Maybe write 3 stanzas were you address them and their needs individually. This is more of a pentagram then a triangle.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
23 Sep 2002, 11:45 PM
There's nothing wrong with it. Beans are beans. Some people add garlic, a bit of rosemary, a little olive oil perhaps. They make a poem of it. Otherwise it plain beans. Which would you rather?
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
23 Sep 2002, 11:42 PM
They have everything to do with the quality of this poem. I mean love as in love as writers.
on Triangle of the Courtyard Square by OneFingerAnswer
23 Sep 2002, 11:37 PM
It doesn't work. S4 L5 is muddled.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
23 Sep 2002, 11:29 PM
Or if not simile some other poetic slight of hand, of which this has none.
replying on Unveiled by aperfecttool77
23 Sep 2002, 11:26 PM
I'm not defining. Who do you love? Do they write with simile or not?