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zodiac replying on Then what is the sleeve? by T. Jonathron Remp 1 Aug 2005, 10:28 PM
In poetry, "concrete" means the poem is in the shape of something. Do you mean to suggest this poem is shaped like a sleeve?
zodiac replying on End of Me by sonawrote 1 Aug 2005, 10:20 PM
I know. But it took me about 15 minutes after leaving the internet cafe to realize you were probably thinking of the expression "صانع ذهب" (Saana' dhahab), or goldsmith. If that's the case صانع means "smith, maker, or manufacturer", not gold. Since posting the message above, I've asked Jordanians, Iraqis, Saudis, Egyptians, Syrians, and Lebanese if they know any other word for gold than "dhahab". They don't. I know exactly what Arabs say for "hot" and "cool", slang and otherwise. In fact, I'm pretty weak at standard and Quraanic Arabic, spending most of my time communicating in a slangy dialect my wife and I call Arabic Jive.
Dental Panic on More drugs. by darby pyn 1 Aug 2005, 5:20 PM
'while you spin in your skin' - best part.
Great title.
Dental Panic replying on Observation of a stupéfait by Dental Panic 1 Aug 2005, 4:54 PM
I give you the apostrophe. Not the periods. The sentences have been cut by the stanzas. Why? Because of my breathing, I think. As for the meaning of the poem, well, I'm afraid that if I try to explain it I'll ruin my chances of getting across what doesn't seem to make sense. If you know what I mean.
pennymarie on The Shape of Shadows by MacFrantic 1 Aug 2005, 11:47 AM
I really really like this V1: Inside of us all A lingering loneliness After the fall I'm sure it will find us Of this I'm... Breaking away Finding a darker place [FINDING A DARKENED PLACE] Finding some shade where I can Rest my head and rest my anger Chorus: You know it's true The truth that makes my blood turn black You know it's true And if I could I'd give the truth right back [I LOVE THESE 2] Finding all the broken corners Where you left us all behind To save yourself From the darkness The shape of shadows in your mind V2: Lead me today Follow the road that cuts my heels Far and away I'm sure we'll escape now Of this I'm... Lying in silence Fearful of sight and pain[FEARFUL OF MY INVASIVE PAIN] Finding the point where all these Ghosts came from to walk in my dreams [ THIS NEEDS A LITTLE WORK IT DOESN'T FLOW WELL] SEARCHING FOR THE POINT, ALL THESE GHOSTS INVADED OR CRASHED MY DREAMS hope I could help.. this was very good Penny
maybe needs a little more descriptive wording to get a really good mental picture penny
pennymarie on Life is not serious by daggatolar 1 Aug 2005, 11:33 AM
wow, so true how many blame God first then other people places and things... forgiveness is the way to heaven? makes one think about the bitterness eating at the hearts of many indiviguals.. great Penny
pennymarie on writers block by Jesus' Pedometer 1 Aug 2005, 11:25 AM
lol...we are all there some deeper then others.. let each word flow till they fill the page Penny
pennymarie on More drugs. by darby pyn 1 Aug 2005, 11:22 AM
oh I hope that you are not talking from experience.. but if you are this is very vivid and very emotional.. been there on the other side of the fit and I no it's no fun actually it's pretty scary stuff.. but well done in description! Penny
Caducus on Mandrakes by Caducus 1 Aug 2005, 9:32 AM
granted - its rough as a rhinos arse please help.
Dovina on Thoughts by drnick 1 Aug 2005, 8:50 AM
The first verse is good; I hoped you would develop that theme. Instead, you contrqdict yourself.
Dovina on Intersection by D. $ Fontera 1 Aug 2005, 8:45 AM
If we all followed your advice in the first verse, we'd do better. Good;
Dovina on she sits back and judges me by hendrimike 1 Aug 2005, 8:41 AM
I feel it. Good.
Some inconsistencies in punctuation: leaves' spoke. rustling. But what are you saying?
Dovina on You, the Line, and I by MacFrantic 1 Aug 2005, 8:34 AM
I hate these lines beween us, but see them too. The other line could be death, but could be the anti-line. I hope so.
impert&ent replying on Polar Bearings by impert&ent 1 Aug 2005, 7:46 AM
I've got two questions about this. 1. Which part of what I said? 2. Of those infinite lines, how many definite lines would you draw between you and the coffee, and how many would you draw on the other side of you and the coffee, but between (you+coffee) and I? None? One? Many?
I detest the rhymes they puntuate the flow of the rhythm and meaning of this poem , they draw you from meaning to mere sound
daggatolar on BY ALL YOUR HEART by prettyktm 1 Aug 2005, 6:38 AM
Ilike the simplicity of the read to the lips, what is poetry, if not the tongue, the lips and the head in unism...
daggatolar on You, the Line, and I by MacFrantic 1 Aug 2005, 6:28 AM
how we go from resolution made to more resolute and cannot turn back,... learn those who can make it work they should not foul their chance for coming back after the line is drawn may only earn another hard- put line... love this....