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Edna Sweetlove on Amputee by INTRANSIT 20 Jun 2006, 4:04 PM
Wonderful.
Edna Sweetlove on some deleted poem 21 Jun 2006, 3:44 AM
Poofy rubbish.
Edna Sweetlove on Christmas Memories by John Rambo 19 Jun 2006, 11:16 AM
Not vulgar enough for me.
Edna Sweetlove on Blessings by amanda_dcosta 21 Jun 2006, 2:53 AM
Worthy of William McGonagall.
Pretty dreary this one.
Edna Sweetlove on Charter Of Rights by EAger to Offend 21 Jun 2006, 3:42 AM
Obscure and unclear.
Edna Sweetlove on I'm Back! by wEdible Underpantsw 21 Jun 2006, 3:46 AM
Downmarket trash. Well worthy of a poemwanker award.
Edna Sweetlove on Jesus, you I see by amanda_dcosta 21 Jun 2006, 2:56 AM
Very amusing little ditty. Unrealistic though.
Edna Sweetlove on Jesus Rises from the Grove by wilco 21 Jun 2006, 2:58 AM
I rather liked this and would have liked it more with a capital C for Cuban.
Did this all come out of the Redcoat comment? It was all in good fun ya'know.
Edna Sweetlove on To Brittany by amanda_dcosta 21 Jun 2006, 2:55 AM
What has this got to do with Brittany - or indeed any other region of France?
Celestial signs in the shitter...... yes, indeed I've had a few of those. A charming little ode.
Edna Sweetlove on A naughty strumpet by John Rambo 19 Jun 2006, 11:16 AM
This is a lovely little poem and may God bless you for it. On the other hand she may well screw you with a 12 inch nail instead.
Odd (as usual) but a fine selection of words. I prefer the English spelling of "foetal" to the somewhat anodyne US version ("fetal"). I shall give 7/10, marginally higher than your recent anonymous rating of one of my nastier pieces. Edna
actually, i fnd this to be a pretty good piece. why didn't you have a lot of fun with the whole american colonies thing? love the sarcastic sentiment.
Edna Sweetlove on Dashboard Jesus by wilco 21 Jun 2006, 3:02 AM
A bit too location-specific for my taste. As a matter of interest why are so many Americans local town-specific, mentioning little towns no one else has heard of? Would you no be confused if I wrote a poem all about Tenterden or Woolwich Arsenal or Beckenham Junction? Surely it detracts from universality?
This is one of the funniest poems I have ever read. This verse had me in stitches.... "Next morning, I, the road did cross Surprisingly I had a toss A passing bike had brushed me past Into confusion was I cast." I am deeply tempted to plagiarise it, it is so dreadful. It's hard to decide what score: 10/10 for garbage; 0/10 for poetry. Since i think you didn't really know how bad it was I'll go for the latter. If you assure me you meant it as a joke, I'll go for 10/10.
some deleted user on some deleted poem 20 Jun 2006, 9:45 AM
Edna Sweetlove, Your obsession with Mark Rickerby is just sad. When you feel inferior to someone, it's better to just try to put them out of your mind, not create fake profiles under their name. That's called obsessive stalking. It's very unhealthy. I tell you this out of concern for your sanity. Take his photograph off your dart board and use your powers for good. Most importantly, don't compare yourself to the best. It will only lead to disappointment and despair. Compare yourself to someone who is beneath you. If you can't find anyone that low, at least compare yourself to someone on your level, such as a blind, alcoholic prostitute with leprecy. Best wishes, The Last Boy Scout
For the less intelligent among you (and he knows who he is) this is satire.