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Ranger on Untitled by Dovina 21 Mar 2007, 5:49 AM
This is a terrible haiku about an 'untitled'.
Ranger on Her Mitts by Nepanthe 21 Mar 2007, 5:53 AM
By the way, I couldn't get the link to your music to work.
Stephen Robins on Campfire by MacFrantic 22 Mar 2007, 9:53 AM
Macfrantic, firstly you have a rubbish username, secondly this poem is moribund.
Ranger on some deleted poem 21 Mar 2007, 5:51 AM
You call that a sonnet? This is a sonnet: http://www.poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=64600
Skamper on Oops by John Rambo 23 Mar 2007, 9:08 PM
LMAO...well constructed, story told to great effect!
Skamper on some deleted poem 23 Mar 2007, 9:10 PM
Not bad! Bit of a giggle...
Ranger on The Small Ones by Dovina 22 Mar 2007, 1:33 PM
I liked the idea of the evolutionary equivalent of spiked hair and tongue studs, and the two lines about barnacles and termite queens are good. The rest sort of lost me. I am not in a very perceptive mood tonight though, so you shall have to forgive me.
Ranger on Oliver by Stephen Robins 22 Mar 2007, 1:35 PM
This is a work of sheer beauty, I intend to print it out and plaster it above my bed so that every morning I am reminded of the wond'rousness of life.
Dovina on Oliver by Stephen Robins 22 Mar 2007, 2:27 PM
If it were not for your straining chief, Oliver, this could move erotically into a second verse of laughingly intense intimacy.
Stephen Robins on Writer's Block by cheese.doodles 22 Mar 2007, 9:52 AM
Is this about porn?
Stephen Robins on The Small Ones by Dovina 22 Mar 2007, 9:58 AM
This poem makes light of the deeply fecund stirrings of the author whilst, almost unbelievably, illustrating the juvenile chauvinism that most men exhibit to their womenfolk. Truly, a Duchy Original hobnob perched on the side of a eunuch's head could not create more worrying signs of modern day degradation than the impassioned twittering of this middle aged proto-crone.
Ranger on some deleted poem 22 Mar 2007, 1:42 PM
Good poeme.
So eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you die. Give up all this senseless gloom.
Skamper on Oliver by Stephen Robins 23 Mar 2007, 9:12 PM
Self wrapping is easiest, less costly if you can grasp the ribbon with one hand and teeth...
Ranger on A Lesson by nypoet22 21 Mar 2007, 5:46 AM
Sir, I am glad to see that you are able and well; we never did finish that renga.
Ranger on some deleted poem 21 Mar 2007, 5:48 AM
I'd much prefer it if the final line was "snared by a bear trap", but I guess it works as it is.
Dental Panic on some deleted poem 21 Mar 2007, 4:21 PM
I like the first part. After 'Of course, I miss', you start filling in the space that the poem has created. You could even drop the of course line too, I think. It's evident that you're going to miss that shot. That's what the poem's about.
Dental Panic on Untitled by Dovina 21 Mar 2007, 4:37 PM
haiku should be left to japanese. western haiku always has this slight touch of sentiment, morality or metaphor.
Dental Panic on some deleted poem 21 Mar 2007, 5:20 PM
Loth of as.
Prince of Void on some deleted poem 22 Mar 2007, 8:01 AM
" u dont know what u are talking about do u ? " everyone is a good storyteller ..what's big deal ? fellow