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Dovina replying on Girly by Dovina 6 Feb 2005, 8:50 PM
Jessicazee is with me part way; Wilco is part way there; Shuushin’s Ogden Nash comparison is not a bad thing; Zodiac is befuddled as usual; but by Job, you’ve got it. At least what you say is lighthearted and heavy-handed is what I meant. I suppose it’s ok for people to get what they see in a poem, but it’s gratifying when somebody sees it the way I do. I see your point about the last four lines.
Goad on just can't by shygirl1619 6 Feb 2005, 5:10 PM
A shy girl who was recently dumped On PR with her poetry jumped. We'll do nothing but damn her For spelling and grammar And rhyme have -- like love -- got her stumped.
All this seems a little "unsettling" as do most beautiful things.
cowmoo on My Time In Jail by Brittanyy 6 Feb 2005, 12:51 PM
love it.
cowmoo on Lent Begins by jessicazee 6 Feb 2005, 12:45 PM
I love your style, it is serene and surreal and smooth - although I am confused about the last line.
cowmoo on DUI Violation by amateurR 6 Feb 2005, 12:42 PM
I like it but the ending is elusive and not satisfying, please elaborate.
daveslady on black dog by wilco 6 Feb 2005, 12:28 PM
poor little dog. Good poem.
Dan garcia-Black on Girly by Dovina 6 Feb 2005, 9:57 AM
I really like this poem. It is very light-hearted with much sarcasm. I believe the last four lines would be better re-arranged as follows: "but I’m better off girly than a poetess, surely this poem of mine doesn't seem to rhyme" It puts the heavy-handed "girly conclusion" inside the poem and makes the end a "typically girly" comment(in the sacastic sense in which you write about the subject of girliness).
fevriere replying on An Ice Revelation by Nateislate 6 Feb 2005, 8:57 AM
It is too.
Nateislate replying on An Ice Revelation by Nateislate 6 Feb 2005, 8:34 AM
I agree, and I was. Nonetheless, the moment described was priceless.
Nateislate replying on An Ice Revelation by Nateislate 6 Feb 2005, 8:33 AM
Indeed. It's a haiku, too.
Goad replying on Harry & the Little Bird by Goad 6 Feb 2005, 8:33 AM
I've an eight for my perfidy, how grand Though the rest of the poetry's judged bland perhaps it'd less bore you the Schnectadian to explore you -- can you more than the chickadee withstand?
poodietat replying on You took my half dozen by poodietat 6 Feb 2005, 8:31 AM
Thanks for the comments. I had to look up Burkowskian. Good stuff from Burkowsky - I'm reading more, even as I type.
Goad replying on Harry & the Little Bird by Goad 6 Feb 2005, 8:11 AM
What a poet will do to stick to a form! With words play what tricks to the mold to conform! But it jusn't isn't fair - no! To harm a poor little helpless baby sparrow, One man's tale as a pome to perform.
al-naafiysh on Thanks (Dovina) by jroday 6 Feb 2005, 5:09 AM
Lovely poem of thanks. Friends how many of us have them? ReAlLy!!!!
al-naafiysh on a scene in american ghetto by cowmoo 6 Feb 2005, 5:04 AM
Hang in there! It will get better for you and your mother just believe, I know
Goad on You took my half dozen by poodietat 6 Feb 2005, 4:53 AM
far more interesting than the posts it is in reaction to. Great fun as an in-joke on societate de wanker. But it also stands alone, with that Bukowskian last line.
zodiac replying on Satan's Pillar: The Wisdom of Heresy. by SupremeDreamer 6 Feb 2005, 2:40 AM
How many real deathbeds have you seen? I'm not saying I could trump you or anything, I've just been under the impression that most people on deathbeds are unconscious, drug-addled, and rather bad-smelling. If you've been reading one of these as religious inclination, please let me know. - zodiac
zodiac replying on Satan's Pillar: The Wisdom of Heresy. by SupremeDreamer 6 Feb 2005, 2:37 AM
It's obvious to anyone that -=Dark_Angel=-,P.I. doesn't take issue with God, nor even his alter-ego Jesu. Who the fuck would? Oh, right. You would. He probably just takes issue with people's bumbling notions about God, like everybody does from time to time. So you're basically just failing to make the same distinction you accused me of failing to make on your poem "Psalm of Wonder". And, incidentally, showing the same lack of comprehension which haunts pretty much all of your God poems. Want to criticize people? Go right ahead! Want to criticize God? You'd do better shoving fiery coals up your snoot right now and saving yourself a wait. And besides, everyone knows God just trumps at all criticism.