tadpole
on Social Awarness by midnitebeauty101
16 Mar 2005, 5:19 PM
is this a true story?
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well endowed lie? that is something I don't hear often......
I don't sense much feeling in the poem, but I bet you have a lot more you could put into it?
Not overly enamoured with 'itâs reality check hangover.' It is needlessy prosaic and particularly vague. Other than that ace.
Cute. Except that two lines seem to have inexplicably become detached from both the first and second verses of this two verse poem.
What's this about? Since the elders are setting "tables," there must be quite a few of them (since the poem mentions 1 paritioner, 1 administrator, and 1 pastor). Is the poem about the otherizing -- everyone but you is an elder/pastor/administrator? Like your other religious-themed poetry, I'm afraid the meaning is lost on me.
Yes, I believe it was, and about time too.
Delilah was needed to cut Sampson's hair. Judas was needed to betray Jesus. Two thieves needed to be crucified beside Him. So it seems.
Try spacing this out and defining the thoughts into verses, and then see if it really makes sense, or maybe a step toward something else.
Some sort of concrete imagery would not hurt this. I feel left out.
Well I've come to find you to be a completly selfish, judgemetal, ass. I must say i rather enjoyed your poem.
Very vivid.
Good job
~9~
~Autumn
I'll never go to another steakhouse bar and feel secular again. JJ's Steakhouse Church is a holey (sic) place
We all see the world through glass. I see it through the glass of a wine bottle. Sometimes I see the world through the glass of the Cathode Ray Tube. Glass is(at least)obvious where our own prejudices and cultural filters are not.
Good work on an easy form made difficult (and better}.
You are. Maybe that will be enough. If I were writing this one I would have screwed it up at the end with some trite comment about someone passing the joint or bottle over to me. Good thing you wrote it instead.
What are you using as "substitutionary bread" in a bar? Pretzels?
Other than that(My own silly curious nature), good comparison.
WOW! I'm lacking anything to say, other then this poem is brilliant. So touching, so deep. utterly amazing, I disagree with the comments of it being to lengthly. Perfection is all i can think of.
****10****
~Autumn
unlikely though that would be intersting (last verse) nice though i really like this
-megan
umm.......
-megan
idealism is nice - but will it put bread on the tables of all these people u discuss?
I really like the first 6 lines, and the last four lines except the very last one . . .I'll have to check out some of your other poems eh