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edpeterson on escape by moonlightdance 6 Jul 2004, 7:04 AM
problems that dwell in our world???
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. on Homeless by gavinduff 6 Jul 2004, 9:47 AM
Great work! I like the way you've cleverly managed to turn an ordinary piece of prose into a poeme simply by adding linebreaks all over the place!
Brittanyy on Life Of Sorrow by squall1leonheart 6 Jul 2004, 10:45 AM
DICTIONARY make friends with it. Other then that I think the poem could have been formatted better. It was OK. I'll give you a 5.
Dovina on Urbane Jane by MacFrantic 6 Jul 2004, 10:53 AM
Better.
richa on Urbane Jane by MacFrantic 6 Jul 2004, 10:55 AM
Perhaps needs to be a bit punchier. Like 'steal glances at unbecoming' and the final couplet.
Dan garcia-Black on Paradelle of Progress by Dovina 6 Jul 2004, 10:57 AM
When not sure if a -10- is too much, be a coward and give a 9+.
DR Limerick on some deleted poem 6 Jul 2004, 11:00 AM
yar a holiday ist good for you like zis pome9/10
richa on Whore by gavinduff 6 Jul 2004, 11:04 AM
A little confused, perhaps because you change from relating a story of a friend almost to first person shouting at the whore. The abstemiousness bragged its supremacy is intriguing, but again the justification seems bogged down in badly managed sentence structure.
Dan garcia-Black on Homeless by gavinduff 6 Jul 2004, 11:14 AM
The last stanza is a complete poem starting with: "Somewhere in the distance... I'll rise above the clouds." I had trouble with "about his new car he had just acquired and subsequently had stolen" Sounds like he had someone steal his car in the same manner he had acquired it. Also: "sitting next to his dog his dead dog with a tongue hanging from his mouth just far enough to touch his filthy blanket" Sounds like the homeless man was sitting with his tongue hanging from his mouth just far enough to touch the filthy blanket. I think I understand what you meant in both instances but I had to stop thinking about your images and worry the language. It (the poem) is a good idea that needs a little more work. Oh yeah, another "rewrite in progress." -8- By the way, the going rate in Pasadena for a man with a dead dog on his blanket is a $5.00 donation.
Brittanyy on I Shall Fight by Torok 6 Jul 2004, 10:37 AM
Uh....Okayy....
Brittanyy on Girlz by liljsmith87 6 Jul 2004, 10:33 AM
As weird as this may seem I think this poem, if edited properly could have some potential. I don't know why people have to be so vicious in their comments though I mean hey, at least you gave it your best shot huh? Be constructive people!!
Brittanyy on THE HIT by Torok 6 Jul 2004, 10:39 AM
Alas! A poem of yours that I actually can relate to and understand!
Brittanyy on The Sands Of Time by squall1leonheart 6 Jul 2004, 10:53 AM
How are you writing about wanting to die at 11 years old? You haven't experienced enough to know anything about depression. This poem contradicts the other poem you wrote. In your other poem you talk about how you're not one of those depressed people and in this poem you seem suicidal? Whatever kid.
edpeterson on Urbane Jane by MacFrantic 6 Jul 2004, 7:02 AM
i do think "faltered ego" could be better stated. more clear.
Brittanyy on -untitled- by althea7 6 Jul 2004, 10:42 AM
Ok Well Im glad Im not the only one who didnt get this poem.
an attenuated strip of cheese graffiti on the side of an ass dumpster
edpeterson on Virgin Bride by TwilightDawned 6 Jul 2004, 6:50 AM
Bob Sagat blowing Jung
Dovina on Homeless by gavinduff 6 Jul 2004, 9:26 AM
Some punctuation would help. The first verse tells us he is ignorant, then you show us. Better to just tell the story, I think. This is a bit like a story, broken up into lines.
edpeterson on Blobby blob code ** by MR Blobby 6 Jul 2004, 6:53 AM
i would give you a 10, but since you already have a 3....i think shooting for the worst list is a better option. blob on.
edpeterson on Urbane Jane by MacFrantic 6 Jul 2004, 7:00 AM
"her foot servants too" what is with all the low votes here? i think confined to an air of vanity is quite a good line. and we sang to her i think this poem is excellent