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impert&ent 82.46.129.169 |
6-Jun-08/2:52 AM |
I'll give you a 10 for the use of tractor in your title. and a -9 for the rest of it.
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Re: Taste Ghazni by eliastemplar |
impert&ent 82.46.129.169 |
6-Jun-08/2:54 AM |
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SupremeDreamer 76.254.25.244 |
6-Jun-08/12:59 PM |
Nothing, it just confirms that you're a hillbilly dolt with loose bow'ls.
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Re: my love life by mystic enoch |
SupremeDreamer 76.254.25.244 |
6-Jun-08/1:28 PM |
Stop whimpering and LIVE. Go manifest destiny motherfucker. Who knows, it might inspire you to write something other than this dribble.
Zero.
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Re: You say goodbye by winniss |
SupremeDreamer 76.254.25.244 |
6-Jun-08/1:29 PM |
What quotebook did you steal that from?
Zero.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
SupremeDreamer 76.254.25.244 |
6-Jun-08/1:31 PM |
Apparently no one shall, everyone knows what happened to Jesus when he did that.
Nine.
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Re: The Testimonial to my life by Prince of Void |
SupremeDreamer 76.254.25.244 |
6-Jun-08/1:34 PM |
Can you make all that interesting and cut the self-pity by 80%? If so, perhaps a decent poem coming out of this just might be possible.
Zero.
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half.italian 76.172.228.248 |
8-Jun-08/5:20 PM |
leaning
in the circle of its yolk
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Re: sperladnik by malpaso |
malpaso 70.233.172.172 |
10-Jun-08/7:30 PM |
no one dares comment on the dreaded sperladnik...like the Inquisition, no one expects it.....mmmmbwaaahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!
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Re: Daddy works at the Bank by Skamper |
malpaso 70.233.172.172 |
10-Jun-08/7:38 PM |
man, that's gross....I love it!!!!!
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Re: Fuck stupid chemistry labs by jauser |
T. Jonathron Remp 70.253.91.255 |
20-Jun-08/11:11 AM |
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Re: love 2 by little_angel_maria |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
24-Jun-08/12:03 PM |
Adding one word to a poem is not a significant change. This is "Realizing Love" by Richard Sheak.
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Re: boy girl by little_angel_maria |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
24-Jun-08/12:08 PM |
This anonymously authored poem appears to be older than this poster.
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Re: If I Could by little_angel_maria |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
24-Jun-08/12:09 PM |
This is by Sandra Lewis Pringle.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
26-Jun-08/8:22 PM |
that's certainly long. good progression. very good progression, really, in terms of images/concepts. I don't think the words work very well for me, or the flow on the line/stanza level. Too much is told, for me.
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Re: A rock by nisim2 |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
26-Jun-08/8:26 PM |
The English of this piece is very awkward. Reads like a school assignment? Not sure you meant dolor or color (though both work about as well?) They end-rhymes (and near rhymes) feel very forced (and AABB tends to jump out as juvenile when reading something).
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Re: I Got Mine Designed by Skamper |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
26-Jun-08/8:27 PM |
funny that. random with a hint of purpose (I smell porpoise). I'd like to know a little more about what you got designed... maybe. :)
I'm possibly missing a lot, here.
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Re: Killer Gap by T. Jonathron Remp |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
26-Jun-08/8:29 PM |
The first stanza and three quarters really work, though I wouldn't expect them too. You're losing it for me where you break from the form and rhythm you've set up ((any form is tenuous and has a lot to prove about itself... and when you drop it, if that's not intrinsically meaningful, ...))
Interesting, though.
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Re: Hardboiled Heart by T. Jonathron Remp |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
26-Jun-08/8:33 PM |
Could be good lyrics. The randomness of what you grasp at is the main detractor for me--I can't gel any particular image/meaning/point out of the poem, and that makes any possible insights ... less.
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Re: not good enough by outoftouch |
nentwined 98.148.150.246 |
26-Jun-08/8:34 PM |
"she doesn't she that" -> "she doesn't see that"
cant -> can't
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This belongs pretty perfectly in the pimple category. It's a common enough place/time/emotion, more for the writer of the poem than anyone else.
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