| Re: The And women by INTRANSIT |
zodiac 86.108.11.226 |
7-Jul-05/2:47 AM |
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I still don't understand the "And" part. I love the title, but the connection is lacking.
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| Re: Our Soldiers by Lenore |
zodiac 86.108.11.226 |
7-Jul-05/2:51 AM |
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"Their lifeâs the warâs ; sometimes their death is, too!"
Yeah, that kind of follows logically, doesn't it? The rest is decent. Live from the desert. Over and out.
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| Re: A Wider Sky by elderking |
zodiac 86.108.11.226 |
7-Jul-05/2:52 AM |
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| Re: sad moments by rbooey |
zodiac 86.108.11.226 |
7-Jul-05/2:53 AM |
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Good luck to you. Personally, I imagine God being thoroughly Old Testament and all of us getting the fiery poker in the rump.
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| Re: Crack baby by Caducus |
Caducus 172.202.228.131 |
7-Jul-05/7:10 AM |
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| Re: Crack baby by Caducus |
keatsImnot 193.117.108.69 |
7-Jul-05/7:54 AM |
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Some great lines "seeded fruit and rotten core"
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| Re: Crying Tears with No Home by TLRufener |
Bluemonkey 170.141.68.99 |
7-Jul-05/9:30 AM |
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Not terrible but the grammtical and spelling mistakes are very noticeable. If you're going to write a poem in honor of your friend, you should at least take the ime to proofread it.
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| Re: Damned by darby pyn |
Bankrupt_Word_Clerk 71.130.168.209 |
7-Jul-05/2:30 PM |
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not one of these lines produces any pictures or feelings in me. Mostly, I'm just confused.
for instance: what does hiding have to do with wilting?
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| Re: London Calling by Bluemonkey |
Bankrupt_Word_Clerk 71.130.168.209 |
7-Jul-05/2:31 PM |
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| Re: Damned by darby pyn |
Dovina 69.175.32.185 |
7-Jul-05/2:33 PM |
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paralax stutters
a beautiful disguise
interaction is a pendulum
These are the good lines in my opinion.
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| Re: Autumn by keatsImnot |
Bankrupt_Word_Clerk 71.130.168.209 |
7-Jul-05/2:33 PM |
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Autumn by definition is a time.
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| Re: Precious Smile by TLRufener |
Dovina 69.175.32.185 |
7-Jul-05/2:36 PM |
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Should end with "Lock up everything that is real" A lot of repeated ideas, but the theme is good.
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| Re: London Calling by Bluemonkey |
Dovina 69.175.32.185 |
7-Jul-05/2:40 PM |
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Good except for "twisted game of evolution."
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| Re: Autumn by keatsImnot |
Dovina 69.175.32.185 |
7-Jul-05/2:42 PM |
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I'd like to see more than just a description of autumn.
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| Re: Almost Persuaded by Dovina |
darby pyn 207.200.116.130 |
7-Jul-05/3:46 PM |
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the title seems to imply it's about
someone persuading another into having sex.
it's ok.... but a little mechanical.
it needs more emotion.
just my opinion.
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| regarding some deleted poem... |
<~> 167.206.181.179 |
8-Jul-05/6:17 AM |
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Cad,
this passage is strikung:
Framed in televisions
this masterpiece comes alive
as a soup of limbs
stirred by microphones.
this piece definitely expresses the sentiment of the meoment.
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| Re: Spontaneous Combustion by wilco |
<~> 167.206.181.179 |
8-Jul-05/6:55 AM |
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this has a nice bounce to it until the last stanza. why did you break it?
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| Re: Butterfly Plague by zodiac |
Lenore 64.252.101.156 |
8-Jul-05/8:49 AM |
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"Here's a naked-necked girl laughing
in a square, thumbnail sawing an orange-skin.
How grey and soft-bodied, these! "
Vivid image. I can smell the tang.
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| Re: Pandemicâs Here Again by Lenore |
Dovina 69.175.32.185 |
8-Jul-05/10:17 AM |
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If you refer to the London attacks, there's no need to tell the world; they know. If you mean that the world reacts too slowly, then I say we react fast enough, just with impotence.
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| Re: sprung by <~> |
Dovina 69.175.32.185 |
8-Jul-05/10:22 AM |
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"the sorrow of an uncaged regret" good line.
But to spring aloft on the wings of others with uncaged regrets seems counter to your theme, though quite poetic.
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