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LintyWeenis on some deleted poem 11 Sep 2004, 5:27 PM
I was never fond of haikus, but this is okay considering I've never read a haiku all the way through. (which should prove how much I dislike them)
Bachus on Coldfront by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:35 PM
go
Bachus on Disregardance by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:35 PM
fuck
Bachus on Delicate Was by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:36 PM
yourself
Bachus on Eagledale Drive by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:36 PM
you
Bachus on Penumbra by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:37 PM
Cambodian
Bachus on Inquietude by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:37 PM
pickle
Bachus on Corner of 30th and Tibbs by klosterfobik 11 Sep 2004, 5:38 PM
presser
LintyWeenis on Daddy by LintyWeenis 11 Sep 2004, 5:38 PM
I decided to re-post this poem since it was being accused of self-voting. So here we go again.
Jezabele-In-Hell on The Nude by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 11 Sep 2004, 5:43 PM
What?
==Doylum on some deleted poem 11 Sep 2004, 5:45 PM
You get better and better every time i come back please keep writting you poems for poemranker. Cheers then, see ya, bye
LintyWeenis on some deleted poem 11 Sep 2004, 5:50 PM
Wow, how late is this? I really liked your style from the most recent from you "Same Old Story" so I decided to look more into your stuff. Very nice. Very very nice.
LintyWeenis on Ichobod Racecar by T. Jonathron Remp 11 Sep 2004, 5:52 PM
It's the strangest thing, I can't help but read your stuff. It's not the best thing I've ever read, far from it, but I keep reading it. So bonus points there.
T. Jonathron Remp on ... by Jezabele-In-Hell 11 Sep 2004, 5:54 PM
"But I cannot escape For I am stuck within myself" This logic falls prey to the fallacies of Cartesian Materialism. There is no "you" that is within "yourself."
T. Jonathron Remp on Daddy by LintyWeenis 11 Sep 2004, 5:56 PM
Ouch!
LintyWeenis on Daddy by LintyWeenis 11 Sep 2004, 6:12 PM
I do ask that if you vote for this poem, that you leave some commentary. Not cowardly 2's, even if the poem deserves it.
==Doylum on Daddy by LintyWeenis 11 Sep 2004, 7:09 PM
Liverpool 3-0 West Brom More Premiership photos Rafael Benitez's view Gary Megson's view Liverpool steadied their early nerves with a comfortable win that left West Brom awaiting their first league win. Steven Gerrard rounded off a slick move to open the scoring and a cool-headed Steve Finnan effort put Liverpool comfortably ahead at the break. West Brom became more involved after the break but when Luis Garcia hammered home a third, following up his own blocked shot, the points were safe. Robert Earnshaw came on for his West Brom debut but made little impact. West Brom's Martin Albrechtsen had already nearly put through his own net before Gerrard rewarded Liverpool's early pressure with the first goal. He combined with Garcia and Finnan to charge through on goal and kept his balance to shoot home from close range. That lead was nearly extended when Neil Clement's attempted clearance was cleared off his own line, and from the resulting corner Sami Hyypia went close with a header. Clement's off-target header from a Jason Koumas corner was West Brom's first meaningful effort on goal before Garcia wasted a glorious chance to double Liverpool's lead when his free header was way off target. Finnan claimed his first league goal for Liverpool to make it 2-0 when he trapped Jon Arne Riise's cross-field ball superbly and slotted home from a tight angle. Clement again went close for Albion in the dying seconds of the half but Djibril Cisse nearly made it 3-0 as Liverpool went in comfortably ahead at the break. Earnshaw came on just after half time as the visitors began to get more involved in the game, before Garcia wrapped up the points when he followed up his own blocked shot to thump home. Koumas soon tested Jerzy Dudek with a low long-range effort but with Liverpool showing no likelihood of letting their lead slip, the game was over as a serious contest. Near the end, substitute Milan Baros had strong penalty appeals waved away when West Brom captain Darren Purse brought him down on the edge of the box. And keeper Russell Hoult needed to be at his best to block Cisse's late effort as Liverpool eased to victory.
Blue Magpie on Eurydice by some deleted user 11 Sep 2004, 10:22 PM
This would make a nice song actually
Dovina on Daddy by LintyWeenis 12 Sep 2004, 9:10 AM
I'm with you on the pain, the cold. Why drive-way, not driveway? If it's a rewrite, why "throat.When?"
Dovina on some deleted poem 12 Sep 2004, 9:21 AM
If you're going to insist on this new orderliness in your poems, I'm going to wonder just how much of a rebel you really are anymore. Rhyming and meter? But there's a gap here being bridged by young lioness poems, and I like the way it flows.