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20 most recent comments by Dovina (1161-1180)

Re: Intersection by D. $ Fontera 1-Aug-05/8:45 AM
If we all followed your advice in the first verse, we'd do better. Good;
regarding some deleted poem... 1-Aug-05/8:47 AM
This is very funny and trqgic. I've tolerated people like this. It's beyond pathetic. Good.
Re: Thoughts by drnick 1-Aug-05/8:50 AM
The first verse is good; I hoped you would develop that theme. Instead, you contrqdict yourself.
Re: writers block by Jesus' Pedometer 2-Aug-05/7:59 AM
"To wonder of my pedigree"??? Have you nothing more worth wondering about?
Re: Forgiveness by Niphredil 2-Aug-05/8:12 AM
Strange how an act done in seeming rightness turns sour. Most people never forgive. They either go on pretending or they leave.
Re: SO LONG MY BELOVED by prettyktm 2-Aug-05/8:14 AM
Spelling errors abound, but mostly you need to refine what you want to say.
Re: Floss by jauser 2-Aug-05/8:16 AM
Figure out what you want to say. Then say exactly that.
Re: War by zodiac 3-Aug-05/7:53 AM
Lives saved for some use which you can't understand and despise as useless. Why call her Girlie, as if she has only flippant wants?
regarding some deleted poem... 3-Aug-05/7:55 AM
Sensuous! Love it.
Re: Ain,t Life Fuckin Great,(part2 The Stone Man) by Bethy 5-Aug-05/1:46 PM
A sad sentiment. It would be nice if the rhyming structure of the first verse could be continued in all verses, but it's better not to force it.
Re: Coffee Incorrectly by gregsamsa222 5-Aug-05/1:49 PM
I like this, but have trouble with the adverb following the noun in the title and in the theme.
Re: A Night at the Move-ies by Crann Mascher 5-Aug-05/1:56 PM
Makes a gal wonder, how many guygals do I see in the lady's room.
Re: Mavis Beacon, Human. by Crann Mascher 5-Aug-05/2:03 PM
I like this a lot. Is the long quote yours?
Re: Pilfered Pancakes, Broken Trust by Crann Mascher 5-Aug-05/2:10 PM
Except for "boomed boomingly," flumpet, and the last line, an enjoyed and novel read.
Re: Disregard the first line of this poem by T. Jonathron Remp 5-Aug-05/3:39 PM
Your last line describes most poems.
Re: I”d Kill Your Dog For Respect by Crann Mascher 5-Aug-05/3:46 PM
Funny!
Re: Mr. Unremarkable: Circumstance #1 by MacFrantic 5-Aug-05/3:49 PM
Mark Abel works out as expected, but the other Mark - who is he?
Re: TV Date by the_poetess 5-Aug-05/4:40 PM
Good except for some misspellings.
Re: Sorry by XOXScottishgrlXOX 5-Aug-05/4:42 PM
I think you are undecided on exactly what it is you want to say to him.
Re: first poem of the new year by that_funny_girl 5-Aug-05/4:45 PM
A "rambling reflection of thoughts" is how a poem can start.


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