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MacFrantic on SO LONG MY BELOVED by prettyktm 2 Aug 2005, 10:54 AM
Not too many soldiers pussy out like this, and please don't just repeat in the last stanza what you said in the first stanza. I know it's free verse, but the structuring is pitiful. *4*
MacFrantic on Floss by jauser 2 Aug 2005, 10:57 AM
How old are you? Are you expecting positive feedback with this load? Just use the word "fuck", nobody holds it against you. What we do hold against you is your poor spelling, rudimentary grammar, and total lack of poetic understanding. "Tragedic"? COME ON! *2*
Better englsih translation and you've got a solid bedtime story here. *7*
englsih? that's ironic.
MacFrantic on HOW IT USUALLY ENDS! by pennymarie 2 Aug 2005, 11:01 AM
The first stanza ruined it for me, sorry. *6*
MacFrantic on writers block by Jesus' Pedometer 2 Aug 2005, 11:03 AM
Ha! Always an uphill...what's the word? Darn it! *9*
MacFrantic on Mandrakes by Caducus 2 Aug 2005, 11:05 AM
Strange...yet handy as an all-purpose stain remover and weather-resistant wood finish. *8*
MacFrantic on Life is not serious by daggatolar 2 Aug 2005, 11:07 AM
A bit jumbled. *7*
MacFrantic on untitled by AaronJKeating 2 Aug 2005, 11:08 AM
Glorious imagery. Just great. Loved it all the way. *10*
MacFrantic on Potato hail by T. Jonathron Remp 2 Aug 2005, 1:32 PM
Absurd! Wonderfully Potato! Superb poem without the potatoing as well! *10*
darby pyn on untitled by AaronJKeating 3 Aug 2005, 12:10 AM
That was great. so imaginative.
your stuff is good, I would thot of u better. Too bad you don't comment as good as you write.
Dovina on Floss by jauser 2 Aug 2005, 8:16 AM
Figure out what you want to say. Then say exactly that.
MacFrantic on After He Left by Dovina 2 Aug 2005, 10:44 AM
One of the best ending stanzas I have ever read, but the first one could use a bit of work. It makes sense, but the change in tenses and the last line-in the first stanza-is a bit grey. *9*
It would be more intriguing if it wasn't written like it just came out of "Where the Sidewalk Ends". *7*
MacFrantic on Forgiveness by Niphredil 2 Aug 2005, 10:49 AM
Very good! I loved "before your blood congeals into hate". Could've done without the misplaced last line. *9*
darby pyn on After He Left by Dovina 2 Aug 2005, 4:44 PM
Nice work. an honest description. 8
I LOVE the last 4 lines! (Lines 5-8 have a good cadence/rythm, as do the last four lines)
LilMsLadyPoet on Tangled web. by darby pyn 3 Aug 2005, 1:15 AM
their> there clinched> clenched? my woos> ? made up word? (I've been known to use them) or woes? if so then next words don't rhyme. ? I'm too tired to look up> hypocrisy looks mispelled, but it might just not be. This is a strange piece for me to digest...The first stanza makes No sense to me at all, but then the rest seems connected and I decide I like it...so disconnected, and at places hard to read> hard to know where to pause, break, start, stop. You use punctuation, so maybe doing some cleaning up on that would help to clarify some places. Example> 'I’m the one she had not the one who was chosen' Is this to read?: 'I’m the one she had, not the one who was chosen.' You use periods, but no capitalization, other than 'I' and 'A-frame', maybe you would consider fixing that. Besides the technical stuff, and the fact that I am facinated by the strangness of the wording, aaaaaand that I have decided I like alot of the lines...I am not sure what this is even about, or what it is saying...all I know is that it leaves a sour taste in my mouth, a feeling of morbid facination with what ever in the world is going on in this piece- which I suppose is the intent...but.. there is more to it than that, a deeper thing in there...but what? I am not sure! I gave you a fairly high score in spite of what all is wrong with this piece...because I have the feeling there is a gem in there.
LilMsLadyPoet on After He Left by Dovina 3 Aug 2005, 1:20 AM
possesseions> spelling error. Other than that...cool! My fav:"Perhaps that's why I hord the world in words with hope that when I die the sum suggests" <I adore this...belongs in the "Writer's Anthem". No, there is no such thing, just in my mind, when I run across words that say our passion, dive, and purpose so eloquently)