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I think this piece would benefit from a good edit.. it looks to me that you've spilled emotion rather than crafted a decent piece. Dull use of language also.. you don't want to have a poem come off as over-emotional. But it does offer something to work with. No vote for now.
Richard on Eyes by tre 30 Mar 2004, 6:15 PM
Just curious, were you stalking him? I like the imagery in the last line, a smile, like a lie, through the teeth :)
jsd on some deleted poem 30 Mar 2004, 6:37 PM
I love this. Thanks for welcoming me to poemranker!
some deleted user on machiavellian by jsd 30 Mar 2004, 7:00 PM
A good blend of uncertainty and image. Welcome.
SupremeDreamer on some deleted poem 30 Mar 2004, 7:06 PM
You know, as much as I enjoy your ability to craft parodies, can't you find someone other than CLS to use as the punchline? Cuz thats been done to an extreme degree by just about everyone here on the ranker, it was a fad.. hrmm. I need someone to make fun of me.. damnit, darkie needs to do his job, I feel unfulfilled without his comic remarks and being called a "dunce" every possible way from sunday.. I must be bored out of my fucking skull. take this cursed nine you bastage.
zodiac on post-rock messiah by jsd 30 Mar 2004, 8:19 PM
Good morning and welcome to poemranker! I thought I might take a crack at being nice to someone on his/her first day and not giving 'em a hard time - you know, razzing the new kid and all. Hey, speaking of crack, do you like Jim Morrison, because this poem kind of reminds me of him in several ways? Write back and let me know what you think!
Stephen Robins on some deleted poem 31 Mar 2004, 6:16 AM
How and why are you so creative?
Bobjim on post-rock messiah by jsd 31 Mar 2004, 6:27 AM
I was going to read this poem, but I got bored after the 3rd line. Still, I'll give you a 5 for trying.
Bobjim on Once Upon A Time ( a senyru ) by Mr Pig 31 Mar 2004, 6:31 AM
I agree completely with all of the above. My ignorance in this matter is not at all obvious and I have a highly enlightened knowledge of what you're talking about.
zodiac on Astronomical by DeadtotheWorld 31 Mar 2004, 8:27 AM
Running a Bible-Code-inspired equidistant letter search on this poem, I found: 7 instances of the word ANUS, 248 of ASS, 10 of ARSE, 12 TWATS, 5 CUNTS, 1 LORD, 1 SATAN, 1 PENIS, & 1 GUFF. I now firmly believe that though you may be dead to the world, you're utterly alive to the heavenly wisdom of Jesus. We'll be in touch.
zodiac on some deleted poem 31 Mar 2004, 9:29 AM
Hi. I did a Bible-Code equidistant letter search on this and found some interesting things: 231 occurences of ASS, 17 of ARSE, 56 of CUM, 6 TWATs, 5 of LORD, 2 of ANGEL, 29 GAYS, 2 MUFFS, 1 SUCK, 2 BLOWS, 1 JESU & 2 SATANS. Call me crazy, but I would like to suggest that your 'stream of consciousness' is a telepathic bat-phone straight to the underground lair of Jesus himself.
SupremeDreamer on some deleted poem 31 Mar 2004, 12:26 PM
I liked it up until "and hope to catch a rainbow and taste it on our lips." With that ending, it made me think I read an artistic ad for Skittles. Thats bad. Blessed with eight.
SupremeDreamer on Over Simplification by Richard 31 Mar 2004, 12:38 PM
The beginning being more padded and the middle/ending more minimalistic makes this a bit of an odd read.. plus its a little vague how the stanzas relate to each other. Seems like you wanted to embellish the first stanza, then along the way got lazy. Its promising though, I think you could build this into ace material.. then again, thats just my opinion. A seven for now.
Richard on some deleted poem 31 Mar 2004, 12:38 PM
It's safer this way I think, it can be the perfect love, internal, without complications. Love on the inside... Good Job!
fair12 on some deleted poem 31 Mar 2004, 12:51 PM
skittles - ooh.. meant it as catching breakfast - as in trout - not .... that. Will definately give the end some consideration for change. Thanks for the 8.
baughworm on Over Simplification by Richard 31 Mar 2004, 2:26 PM
I agree. It needs more work, but good start
Some of your references seem a little to cliche. The wind always whispers and caresses. Everyone's spirit has a beast. Try some different language. Especially the first line. It was a bit of a turn off. The end was much better.
baughworm on matador by ThePariahDog 31 Mar 2004, 2:32 PM
too wordy for my tastes.
baughworm on The Hell With Growing Up by wilco 31 Mar 2004, 2:42 PM
how old are you that you have wasted away to such a tremendous degree?
baughworm on stains by calliope 31 Mar 2004, 2:45 PM
I would change the title. I like the poem.