Re: a comment on Her Name Is Stella by Tascobar |
30-Oct-02/8:15 AM |
I have 2 brothers, both older than me. Both as bald as coots and with differing types of crankiness. Why that should excite you I can't imagine, they're not half as scintillating as me. Ahem.
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Re: a comment on Her Name Is Stella by Tascobar |
30-Oct-02/8:13 AM |
At last! Maybe I'll go through puberty soon.
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Re: a comment on Her Name Is Stella by Tascobar |
30-Oct-02/8:09 AM |
Shed, not shelf. Holy God I'm stupid today.
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Re: a comment on Her Name Is Stella by Tascobar |
30-Oct-02/8:08 AM |
Actually it was a different brother who blew up the shelf. But my brother is out of hospital today, doing really well. He's a resilient chap, he's reacted as if he's had a minor paper cut or something. Thanks for asking.
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Re: a comment on Her Name Is Stella by Tascobar |
30-Oct-02/8:01 AM |
My brother blew up our shed making beer. Added too much yeast, or something. A hell of a bang was the result, anyway.
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Re: a comment on Her Name Is Stella by Tascobar |
30-Oct-02/7:55 AM |
Stella is reassuringly expensive, so they tell us.
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Re: a comment on boy girl by little_angel_maria |
30-Oct-02/7:50 AM |
I thought it was funny-ish. Definitely.
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Re: I Didn't Know by Bonehiss |
30-Oct-02/7:43 AM |
Good non-cheesy rhymes, crisp rhythms, a snappy ending - good.
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Re: Another Tragic Love Poem by greym0on |
30-Oct-02/7:41 AM |
My first thought was, this is too long. By the end, I was right with you. This is devastatingly sad.
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Re: My Feet by smallsun |
30-Oct-02/7:38 AM |
How did your feet protect you? Are they large and cast from iron?
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Re: a comment on In the Quiet of the Night a Tree Gently Shakes by Nicholas Jones |
30-Oct-02/7:36 AM |
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Re: In the Quiet of the Night a Tree Gently Shakes by Nicholas Jones |
30-Oct-02/7:35 AM |
As Keats said, as poems do not come as easily as leaves to the tress, you might as well not bother. This is very good.
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Re: betsy's hands by onepinksock |
30-Oct-02/1:35 AM |
Evocative, especially the stuff about clay and glass.
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Re: boy girl by little_angel_maria |
30-Oct-02/1:26 AM |
This is so much better than any of your other poems - it's sweet adn funny. maybe 'Dad shoots'? Then you get a rhyme with 'scoots' and cartoon violence at the same time.
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Re: Are you spreading it? by Voth269 |
30-Oct-02/1:24 AM |
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Re: a comment on Living Conditions by Christof |
29-Oct-02/7:36 AM |
But very quietly. I like to be discreet.
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Re: Worth the wait by INTRANSIT |
29-Oct-02/7:17 AM |
A very tender little skech. Simple and honest. By the way, I was interested in what you said about me sounding as if I'd worked on the road - I never have. What is it about my work that makes you think I have?
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Re: Ignoranus by Yardbird |
29-Oct-02/7:12 AM |
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Re: In the Valley of Two-Dollar Pints of Red Hook IPA by <~> |
29-Oct-02/1:49 AM |
The last stanza - very wise!
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Re: For Flight by <~> |
29-Oct-02/1:47 AM |
This is extremely fruity, z, and you know it. 'That release' ? OOh, such filth.
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