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20 most recent comments by Dovina (821-840)

Re: What is it about brothers? by Tara57 19-Jan-06/9:51 AM
Overwritten. Try staying a little closer to reality.
Re: The Deep End by drnick 18-Jan-06/11:11 AM
I love following someone whom I trust into danger. For better or worse, til death . . .etc. You've caught this well. Leave out "in" in Line 1.
Re: Pain, I Curse Thee by woodstock20000 18-Jan-06/11:13 AM
I think you should tell us what kind of pain you are talking about.
regarding some deleted poem... 18-Jan-06/11:16 AM
Yes I feel this, and agree she's a discredit to the gender. Nice.
Re: A flightless deer by Enkidu 18-Jan-06/11:27 AM
The repeats add little, I think. The idea is good, but needs refinement.
Re: The funeral and the table by Caducus 18-Jan-06/11:33 AM
"Vicar rejoicing from the sound of his voice" is great, but "in" seems better. "Choking hypocrit" is telling us what has already been better shown.
Re: Heirophant by cyan9 18-Jan-06/11:36 AM
How about "statuary" instead of "stationary" to give an added meaning?
regarding some deleted poem... 15-Jan-06/8:16 PM
Do you mean "snowflake"? I like leaflorn. I think the semicolons can go.
Re: They Knew Me From Adam by D. $ Fontera 15-Jan-06/8:18 PM
When you use a twist on a cliche in your title, I expect to find some allusion to the cliche in the poem. I like the third verse.
Re: Reap by ecargo 16-Jan-06/6:10 AM
I see a rural harvest time in a hollow, but miss the point, if it's more than that.
Re: Green things by ecargo 16-Jan-06/6:24 AM
I'd rather you did not delete the comments when you make a revision. If you make a major revision, like this one, it seems better to post it as a new poem.

Better than the first.
regarding some deleted poem... 17-Jan-06/11:18 AM
Very nice. I haven't seen a rabbit-snare in a long time - cruel devices they are. Mate-less could be mateless, I think. Not sure I get the copper part or the wire, when twine was used before - maybe they were caught in a wire fence.
Re: The Epitaph by vulcan 17-Jan-06/11:23 AM
The first three lines don't quite make sense. As it progresses, it gets better.
Re: Racism 4 by Dovina 17-Jan-06/2:31 PM
#1. http://poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=124271
#2. http://poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=136882
#3. http://poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=136963

To pre-answer the burning question, i.e., Why, other than for her usual inanity, does Dovina continue this dimtard (a passé word) series?:
1. Teaching myself how to be alone.
2. For the insult it delivers to the myriad tastefully correct exposés, with their race-is-nonexistent glitz, that clutter the internet.
3. To use the dross along Passé Road, whatever Popular Prudence drops, to make trinkets for sale on the sixties market.
Re: Where the Hell Did I Put My Glasses? by Joe-joe 17-Jan-06/1:07 PM
Fastened to a desk
in an old unused trailer
a pen and paper cup
read like memoirs,
bound there by concoction
of sugar and ten-year-old coffee.

Written by unsteady hands
on an old keyboard,
and rummaged files for lost reports,
thumbed frantically the company phone listing -
hands that no longer toil for an annual wage
but steadily hold the daily tabloid at arms length.

just a suggestion.
Re: A tribute to our most precious Pearl by amanda_dcosta 17-Jan-06/5:39 PM
Amanda, I hate being the referee who calls an unpopular foul, but that’s how I feel. You have posted a poem, written in a time of sorrow, that you say you do not intend to edit and which you admit needs editing. I take the poem as heartfelt sentiment for a wonderful grandmother, and for that it is a good poem. But I think the “foul” comes when you post it on a site for voting and commenting, because there is little a commenter can say without sounding unsympathetic, and to vote low is show lack of sympathy for your feelings or lack of appreciation for your grandmother. Hope you understand.
regarding some deleted poem... 18-Jan-06/11:18 AM
I don't like this kind of poem, but must admit you've done it well.
Re: A comedian at nearly midnight by MacFrantic 18-Jan-06/11:20 AM
Good story, put the presentation needs work.
Re: Is Dying Ugly? by D. $ Fontera 18-Jan-06/11:22 AM
The concluding lines don't make sense.
Re: a week off by hendrimike 19-Jan-06/9:49 AM
"footprints left for years to come" enigmatically true.


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