Ranger
on Mountain Fever by Celticai
6 Oct 2008, 4:31 PM
Sort of New Age. Are you a painter?
some deleted user
on About Death & Hell? Hell can be a State of Living. by Don-Quixote
29 Sep 2008, 6:10 PM
You depraved hobo; I've been trying to get a hold of you...
lovely. anyway, do you remember me, dovina?
Dovina.. my hubby is a train nut.. I love this! Many of the heritage railways would love a copy of this. Congratulations.. it conveys the melancholy and the hope.
some deleted user
on About Death & Hell? Hell can be a State of Living. by Don-Quixote
29 Sep 2008, 6:18 PM
Dear Supreme Dreamer (or whatever the fuck your name is),
I've had immeasurable difficulty maintaining a 'positive attitude' in these dire times. If anyone's to help, it'd be you!
email me. tht19832000@yahoo.com
some deleted user
on Suicide Note [Disposal Instructions Included] by SupremeDreamer
29 Sep 2008, 6:26 PM
I'd far sooner kill the likes of you all before I'd kill myself.
I've read something that rings similiar to this; in Chuck Palahniuk's (sp?) novel 'Choke'. Apparently, they're making it into a full-length feature film. Dude, contact me...immediately.
some deleted user
on Suicide Note [Disposal Instructions Included] by SupremeDreamer
29 Sep 2008, 6:27 PM
tht19832000@yahoo.com
lol, fantastic.
A political politiked commentary on today and the presidential campaign... your word choices create an interesting fluidity to the reading.
My father threw a glass of water at me threw my bedroom window while I was enjoying a smoke with my dearest friend. He was a fireman at one time in his life. So, at the supper table that night, my mom got home from work, ask my father how his day was, and his reply is as follows, "I put a fire out in Bethy's bedroom today. I think she and Edna will be fine, I think they were scared though, thank god I was home at the time." lol
perfect! I don't know what to say...I feel like I am sitting on a mountain in Peru. Thank you
The truth about life in the (game)name of beauty. Beauty in is the garden surrounded by potatoes, string beans, corn and flowers. Beauty is deeper than the ground in earth on your skin when you grow things to feed your children. Beauty is inspiring, living in the moment, playing in the leaves, and having chicken nuggets and kraft dinner by candle light with your son and daughter. Beauty is when you read a poem and know that there is hope, happiness, sadness, reality and you feel what the author has written. So, you hold on to that and know there is beauty in their soul. You are an amazing writer. You inspire me. Bethy :)
I like the fourth stanza, altered a bit. Especially the "servants like me" bit (no comma needed after it), because unlike the rest, which is pretty generalised, it brings the focus down to one point, one place. I don't think it wants the repeated 'to'. You could get away with using 'where' once more there - "...where boys chase rabbits/where more people/clog the freeways". Or something like that.