Crakyamuni
on Paris 1941-63 by Mister Cakes
8 Feb 2005, 12:01 PM
I'm not sure about the reference to the time period, but I think socks have sentimental value for poets.
Thanks for voting.
From someone with an Arab-sounding name, that means something.
You are fortunate not to be steeped enough in the Christian sects to get this. Funny, there were no Christian sects when Christ was here, no Buddhist sects when Buddha was here.
You know your Bible, as did the girl Iâm writing about. The trouble started when she had only the Bible and the sermons without the caring that the Bible talks about.
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i like the double-meaning of "rings": "fusion rings" and "rings like".
Sorry, I don't get it. Most of the poem seemed as if the character is choosing among competing doctrine, then we find out she already has a fatherless son -- indicating she's already made a choice. Maybe I'm not steeped enough in christian sects to understand this.
Fair comment, good point.
From some story about an angel on a rock that I don't know. How we try to keep our stories in stone.
Misspelled thighs.
Bravo motherfucker.
I'd call this a very rough draft, with a very disappointing ending.
Time to edit boy. Six.
I am at a loss for words. I love the way you mixed it all up, And painted such a picture.
somewhat decent *8*