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Prince of Void on The 80's by wilco 18 Aug 2004, 5:46 AM
very good that's a nice poem...i like it
Prince of Void on Falling Alone by FadedHappiness 18 Aug 2004, 5:42 AM
very good ..that's a nice poem ..i like it
What do u mean by that ?
Dan garcia-Black on Q For Some Reason by MacFrantic 18 Aug 2004, 4:20 AM
Xanax, Prozac, Zoloft are all little Dutch boys with their fingers in the dyke. The dyke is Swiss cheese. The water is full of hungry mice and we are all living on the edge of Disneyland. Know a good pharmacist?
Dan garcia-Black on Surfer by INTRANSIT 18 Aug 2004, 4:12 AM
The old long boarder(10'6") understands the last four lines best.
Dan garcia-Black on The 80's by wilco 18 Aug 2004, 4:09 AM
Unusual. A chorus that is longer than the verse.
Dan garcia-Black on Friends by Dovina 18 Aug 2004, 3:59 AM
A is for artichoke (less phallic than asparagus). Your trip to Ireland has made you a consummate toastmistress. Make mine Merlot. -9-
Dan garcia-Black on Harvest by Bachus 18 Aug 2004, 3:45 AM
-10- for "God is most certainly in everything we choose to miss."
Bachus on Guess the place! by Patsy 17 Aug 2004, 11:31 PM
Is it Uranus?
Bachus on Surfer by INTRANSIT 17 Aug 2004, 11:23 PM
Ripped
basit_i on Guess the place! by Patsy 17 Aug 2004, 10:04 PM
this, i think, goes further than other-of-i-have-seen. the "Maas" makes me want to guess in that direction, but i feel cautious tonight...
You’ve got some complicated wording here. Maybe it’s a first draft, a verbose spilling. Some stuff could be cut/simplified to a better result, unless you have some underhanded urge to confuse. Sometimes I like to get a draft done, post it, keep my mind off it for a day then go back to it and revise. I’m more critical and less attached that way. Ever feel like you haven't quite hit the mark you were shootin for? And the more you mess with a poem the more you see it cripple-like and dwarfed? Sometimes my poems get better in form as I tweak them, but worse in spirit, the law of sacrifice, or the law of political trading. Your poem has good lines and good images, but I have trouble following it.
I really like the analogies to a river, "like rivers flow downstream and fatten out at the mouth," for example. A long poem, flows well, interseting, but many will not take the time.
Dovina on Your Beautiful Silence by Enchantres 17 Aug 2004, 6:15 PM
I counted four spelling and grammar mistakes in the first verse. Yes, I'm a prude. But I also look at content and see a lot here, especially in the last two lines.
Dovina on The 80's by wilco 17 Aug 2004, 6:09 PM
"We’ve become the people we swore we'd never be." How many of the young smartoffs on this site will ever say that. Come to think of it, I don’t think I’ll ever say it. “But we’re here despite ourselves” and your song says it well. The last time I saw you on chat, some jerk calling himself “wiIco” was trying his clumsy hand at impersonation (Notice the capital “I”) Kinda takes the fun out of it ya let it. Oh well, if I had something worthwhile to do, I wouldn’t be on chat. You can always use email.
thats a whole lotta y.
wilco on Pomegranate Girl by Caducus 17 Aug 2004, 3:36 PM
I like this one too, but the rhyme takes away from it, I think.
wilco on Lonelier than you- by samuel sturgeon 17 Aug 2004, 3:32 PM
better than the last one I read. -8-
wilco on The Finger of my Mind by sliver 17 Aug 2004, 3:30 PM
yep, verse 2 is good. I like 3 too, but 2 is better.