| Re: Marrakech Watercolours by Caducus |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
1-Dec-08/6:00 PM |
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| Re: a comment on Twilight of the Mind by Liam Wallace |
Dovina 75.82.253.189 |
23-Nov-08/5:25 PM |
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I sat in the same shelter if it's in Shenandoah National Park or near the south boundary - great country and Trail Days in Damascus, Virginia was a hoot. I remember most hearing heavy footsteps outside the tent at midnight. Good poem,nice recollections
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| Re: Twilight of the Mind by Liam Wallace |
Liam Wallace 98.183.135.58 |
23-Nov-08/5:24 AM |
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Composed in a shelter along the Appalachian Trail while making a 5 day hike. I was tired and had the shelter to myself, so sat there and over a course of two hours watched the day turn to night and thought on many things. I am a very lucky man.
Liam
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| Re: Poetic Blue Justice by Dovina |
Caducus 212.169.1.149 |
21-Nov-08/8:41 AM |
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Like the meter and form and that S1 and S6 begin and conclude with the message .....
Cant help feeling this is a sandwich though without the filling.
Like: leather gloves, handicap blue, lost a leg - more of the character you serve up good images but too sporadically.
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| Re: Anorexia is good for the soul by hobojo |
Caducus 212.169.1.149 |
21-Nov-08/8:38 AM |
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L9-10 I think could be one line 'I'm full on empty'
The opening 4-7 lines are strongest, not convinced ont he title but like the idea of making a statement to the boys but it needs something more on that as it could be ? reason for why she/he is starving themselves.
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| Re: Fine Line by sliver |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
13-Nov-08/6:28 PM |
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Wish I had a sense of my fine line...
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| Re: Poetic Blue Justice by Dovina |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
13-Nov-08/6:24 PM |
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| Re: a comment on Anorexia is good for the soul by hobojo |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
13-Nov-08/6:22 PM |
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Anorexia being the opposite of an addiction to food, an addiction to being thin, which has been a part of my world with this self hate, not being desired blah blah stupid
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| Re: a comment on Anorexia is good for the soul by hobojo |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
13-Nov-08/6:21 PM |
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I was comparing anorexia to an addiction to food and that starvation of this sort would be good for my soul - sorry to use the word offensively if I did so...
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| Re: Poetic Blue Justice by Dovina |
malpaso 70.233.164.236 |
13-Nov-08/8:14 AM |
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| Re: Anorexia is good for the soul by hobojo |
Dovina 75.82.253.189 |
12-Nov-08/1:59 PM |
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Well not quite. Relate it to a mood or a rash, not to anorexia - that's a disease
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| Re: i will if i want to by malpaso |
Dovina 75.82.253.189 |
12-Nov-08/1:57 PM |
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| Re: Fine Line by sliver |
Dovina 75.82.253.189 |
12-Nov-08/1:57 PM |
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Well put. We get pulled back to mama's knee and mama's beliefs, like a magnet too strong for reason.
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| Re: a comment on Voice of the World by Dovina |
Dovina 75.82.253.189 |
12-Nov-08/12:32 PM |
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If your first paragraph is correct then nothing existed before the universe. If you say no, the universe emerged; then you include whatever it emerged from in a new definition of the universe. You go beyond Stephen Hawking when he says we can never know what existed before the Bang. You say âThe properties of the Universe are what determine the Laws and Initial Conditions.â
John Fowles asks, âWhat is easier to believe? That there was always something or that there was once nothing?â Not that the easier thing to believe is more likely true, but the more reasonable thing is.
A Model is like a worldview; a framework for testing predictions, an adjustable framework. Blaise Pascal, mathematician in the seventeenth century was testing the wager: Is it reasonable to believe in God. Either God exists or he does not, and we cannot use reason to determine which alternative is true. However, our lives may be affected by the alternative we choose. Since choosing to believe that God exists may lead to greater overall happiness, and nothing is lost if we are wrong, Pascal decided it is better to accept the theistic alternative. Since then, science has revealed much. I think that between then and now, it has pulled more in the direction of god than no-god.
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| Re: a comment on The Deepest Depths by chesty82 |
chesty82 124.187.99.148 |
11-Nov-08/6:59 AM |
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Your not alone then, cause it has been my last 8 years. Thanks for the vote too
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| Re: The Deepest Depths by chesty82 |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
10-Nov-08/5:50 PM |
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You have captured my year...
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| Re: meta ku? what da fuck is dat? by malpaso |
malpaso 70.233.168.206 |
7-Nov-08/6:08 AM |
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this poem sucks, is great, or mediocre at best? gimme some feedback, you who are usually so vocal!
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| Re: butterfly by winniss |
Celticai 58.169.193.236 |
5-Nov-08/1:43 AM |
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| Re: Poetic Blue Justice by Dovina |
Celticai 58.169.193.236 |
5-Nov-08/1:33 AM |
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When I knew that my father was to pass on, I asked him to leave me his handicapped sign in his will.. for situations where you can't find a damn park! I enjoyed this Dovina. Thank you.
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| Re: a comment on One of the guys by hobojo |
hobojo 24.143.147.163 |
1-Nov-08/4:46 PM |
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Sorry to post such personal poems - i made everything awkward in my group of friends and he is avoiding me - he did no wrong -
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