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Shuushin on Beth by horus8 8 Apr 2004, 5:43 PM
I imagine some of the choppiness I read would be greatly smoothed by the singing of it. it works; sure.
some deleted user on Wrath by niyama 8 Apr 2004, 6:58 PM
And I'm not either, clickety-click, but I will compain about the "squeaky edge" otherwise very good.
wilco on some deleted poem 8 Apr 2004, 7:00 PM
Hmmmm, strangely I do like this better....
I can't believe I've gotten no "guffs" and no irate rants from Zodiac....feeling left out....
jsd on Cabbagetown will miss you by tre 8 Apr 2004, 9:59 PM
oh my dear it is so long... I also think it can be cleaned up, possibly by making the lines more of a standard length... it's jumbly when there's one really long line followed by something so short... however, there is some good imagery and description going on... I think towards the end though all the particulars started to confuse me, I got a little lost up in them instead of the meaning behind the writing...
Could you tell me who is responsible for the following: "We want art for art's sake that will reflect the magazine's edgy, exciting attitude."
Shuushin on Three Bears by hotwire 9 Apr 2004, 8:04 AM
different. points for that. I really don't mind the lowercase "i" as a tool themselves, but the capital usage with "I'll" kinda wrecks it.
Shuushin on some deleted poem 9 Apr 2004, 8:05 AM
better.
thing1 on J.F.K. by thing1 9 Apr 2004, 8:49 AM
FOR EVERYONE WHO DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE SIMPLICITY OF POETRY HERE'S A LESSON. THIS IS ABOUT A LADY I SAW WHILE WAITING IN J.F.K. AIRPORT. IT'S A DESCRIPTIVE POEM NOTHING MORE NOTHING LESS. EVERYTHING DOESN'T HAVE TO BE DEEP AND MYSTERIOUS.
Shuushin on Polyester Mustache by Bachus 9 Apr 2004, 10:11 AM
awesome.
Shuushin on Polyester Mustache by Bachus 9 Apr 2004, 10:13 AM
"... a sled pulled by 10 square feet of rabid ferret" - I said awesome already, right?
some deleted user on some deleted poem 9 Apr 2004, 10:30 AM
So would I! Sometimes the temptation's so great I forget why I do this. How do you vote for satire anyway? Have a 9.
some deleted user on some deleted poem 9 Apr 2004, 10:58 AM
"They" refering to ice crystals, come trickling to us as finally ocean. Then "They" are dasies. OK, I'm picky, but I really like the flow of this and the bittersweet of it.
some deleted user on Three Bears by hotwire 9 Apr 2004, 11:14 AM
Yes, it's different and cute too. Check some grammar though: "hold them dear will thee" ?? "or when i'm feelin week" should be weak.
some deleted user on The Gardens by operaghost 9 Apr 2004, 11:25 AM
Other than dirt between the toes of those above and those below, what is going on here?
some deleted user on Loneliness, Grief, and Other Emotions by MacFrantic 9 Apr 2004, 12:06 PM
I think you are playing around with poets who speak constantly of sadness. I hope so! If I knew so, I would give a 10.
some deleted user on answers by francis nor capule 9 Apr 2004, 12:21 PM
I like this one much better - less cliched. But it seems it is you, not he, who is proud when you say, how would you appreciate the things in life without me?" and "every love song without me would just be a song"
sliver on if only i could tell by nolan 9 Apr 2004, 7:52 PM
It sounds as if you are living it, but it seems to be a dreary existance. I like the overall feel of this piece though. A well desaerved 8.
daveslady on Jesus Rises from the Grove by wilco 9 Apr 2004, 9:55 PM
very visual, liked the twist at the end
wilco on some deleted poem 9 Apr 2004, 10:00 PM
I dig this man. It's good.