Re: a way to pass time by unknown^user |
7-May-05/6:40 AM |
He says its good because you've written about him, his world, no longer listening, indefinite, but still real. Hey, this really is good. I've raised my vote.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
7-May-05/6:43 AM |
Scratch the first 4 lines and put a comma after "ago"
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Re: Fate by Fayt |
7-May-05/6:47 AM |
If this is true, you can do anything you want because it is not you making the choice, and nobody is responsible.
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Re: Go now if you want it. by Fayt |
7-May-05/6:55 AM |
"Faith in the face of light" is the basis of all such hocus-pocus. I hope you mean this as satire.
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Re: Strings by Fayt |
7-May-05/1:31 PM |
Please stop recycling old poems under a new username.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-May-05/11:14 AM |
Putting a poet in charge of an open mic reading is the most irresponsible act ever conceived. These events should be controlled rigorously by the government.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-May-05/11:24 AM |
The best line is "the night seethed with truth and lies"
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Re: Finding Gin and Santa by richa |
10-May-05/11:47 AM |
Funny, mocking the séance, but not to some.
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Re: Dying breed by INTRANSIT |
10-May-05/12:06 PM |
Either everyone is misinterpreting this or I am. We have here, as I see it, a political statement in favor of truck drivers with some poetry added, and pretty good poetry to boot. I think you could lose the last two lines.
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Re: The cry of the Locust by nothingtoanyone |
10-May-05/12:59 PM |
Overwritten for what it says.
Why introduce the King James English?
The last line is good.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-May-05/1:08 PM |
"mother naked"
It's understated, as a political statment should be.
You have not abused the system because you get four poems for being new. From here on out, you can only post once in 48 hours.
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Re: Lake Michigan by jessicazee |
10-May-05/1:16 PM |
I don't see how the weatherman forces you to trust. It's all about probabilities. Also, Doppler is a short-time-range tool and does little to predict "rain all week."
"gladdened cancer tales" is good.
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Re: Anniversary by Hallmark |
10-May-05/1:24 PM |
This is very funny. It may not sell many cards, but it's good.
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Re: May Flowers by oneglove |
10-May-05/1:37 PM |
Is it about some May flowers visible in the neon lights at night, and worth the drive?
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Re: My Life by sleeping monk |
10-May-05/5:33 PM |
I don't think of my life in the comfortable times between being awake.
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Re: Covering the white house by INTRANSIT |
12-May-05/11:45 AM |
Somehow the title and the last line are alien to to the rest. Otherwise funny.
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Re: On the Bank of Lake Michigan by jessicazee |
12-May-05/12:03 PM |
Is an alwife a fish that spawns on the beach of Lake Michigan? The last line needs some help.
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Re: The Observer by Jeremi B. Handrinos |
12-May-05/12:10 PM |
It tackles too many topics in the second half to be strong in any of them. Would do better to stick with the "I can influence the future" theme.
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Re: sixth and highland by unknown^user |
12-May-05/12:14 PM |
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Re: Lifted by wilco |
12-May-05/7:26 PM |
The hidden "she" in the last verse gives it an undeveloped twist.
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