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18-Mar-05/2:12 PM |
Too plain and easy it seems. Not enough getting into her as a fat woman. That's the unique part of this - that she's fat, and you glossed over it.
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20-Mar-05/6:55 AM |
Writing a strong emotion in a way that people unfamiliar with the situation can relate to is a difficult task. I usually fail unless some burst of inspiration relates the situation and my feelings about it in a unique way - something that pulls them in, hooks them, draws up their own supressed feelings. Good try. I doubt if I could do better.
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Re: A good little poem by INTRANSIT |
21-Mar-05/6:46 AM |
Do you really need (bread) after "rye" and "possibilities" after infomercial. You did say it's a little poem. Thoughts turn rye is good. Why not infomercials piclke?
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Re: Rusty knife to the kidney by INTRANSIT |
21-Mar-05/6:51 AM |
I liked it better before, but still good.
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Re: stab in the dark by not_a_philosopher |
21-Mar-05/6:56 AM |
Can we have some of you happy athiests speak out in rebuttal?
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21-Mar-05/9:03 PM |
Spray âem black and send âem back.
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Re: The Populous by durr_T_hip_E |
22-Mar-05/12:38 PM |
Iâm following your butler of a title, and assuming this houseful of descriptions applies to the people as a whole. Frankly, I find that concept too broad for value. Still, the flow is good and the descriptions vaguely valid. I wish for greater definition, punctuation perhaps, and something personal.
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Re: Tribulations of the ear and eye by oneglove |
22-Mar-05/1:08 PM |
The eye and ear high-tail it, dissatisfied. Okay, but "atrophied"? maybe "starved.â The âgreatest giftâ of the heart seems left alone and undeveloped. Maybe it needs a tender helping hand.
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Re: Amsterdam One by durr_T_hip_E |
24-Mar-05/8:18 AM |
I hope you're talking about the Rails-to-Trails project we have going in America, where abandoined railroad rights-of-way are being converted to bicycle trails. Revive the bicycle!
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Re: criminal by durr_T_hip_E |
24-Mar-05/8:21 AM |
Sorry, don't get it overall. Some nice language.
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25-Mar-05/7:38 AM |
The added lines are, I think,
âHe is a branch of your family tree
that was torn off and discarded
before you were born.â
I also think that could have been understood from the original version, but those smooth words improve the poem.
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Re: Reasonably Good by Dovina |
25-Mar-05/10:53 AM |
I have revised it because nobody understood it the way I did. Of all the comments, here and elsewhere, I did not see that I had communicated. I hope these changes will clarify.
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Re: The Hold Up by luzrheroguy |
25-Mar-05/2:25 PM |
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Re: foreplay by DR Limerick |
25-Mar-05/2:28 PM |
Limericks are so hard to use as a means of saying anything besides funny-ha-ha, I'm surprised you haven't tried something else by now.
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Re: Cancer by mindsigns |
25-Mar-05/2:36 PM |
Aparently, you are speaking to the cancer in "I am your source . . ." If so, the first word should be "You." Try changing "fixate" to "die."
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Re: Integration by jroday |
26-Mar-05/6:27 AM |
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Re: You Pick It by durr_T_hip_E |
26-Mar-05/6:40 PM |
This is a good story right up to last few lines where I think you blew it. I saw the point without your telling it at the end.
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Re: true love by francis nor capule |
28-Mar-05/7:07 AM |
I don't know these idyllic people in "so they say." Sounds like you could wait a long time.
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28-Mar-05/7:08 AM |
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Re: Memories of a Suicidal Sophomore by CemeteryBuffsOnline |
28-Mar-05/7:10 AM |
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