Re: a comment on How Angels Sleep by Dovina	3-Sep-05/6:33 AM
If "good" is tossing the heavys, ok, thanks.
Re: a comment on How Angels Sleep by Dovina	3-Sep-05/6:31 AM
Just another whimsical meaning of "angel." Pink chiffon, I think, would suit you.
Re: a comment on First Love by Dovina	2-Sep-05/11:35 AM
Longer than a minute, at least at the speed of my travels. Stay a microsecond or two. Thanks.
Re: Katrina by jessicazee	2-Sep-05/11:14 AM
Yeah, It does look like a galaxy from space. A comma after sink would clarify. A wet what?
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	30-Aug-05/2:24 PM
Bless you for diligently and humbly seeking truth. May you find peace in your new divinely inspired doctrine, which suppresses your old divinely inspired doctrine. May I suggest the use of an Ecclesiastical Censer in your worship? As its name implies, a censer is an instrument having to do with incense and, particularly in ecclesiastical parlance, its use in the Divine Liturgy. In the Judeo-Christian Tradition, incense has always played an important role (Ex 30:1-8; 37:25-29). The liturgical censer, as you may know from studying these matters, is a metal receptacle, usually bronze, but sometimes gold, in which burning charcoal is placed and over which is poured the incense to be burned. To this receptacle are attached chains, which enable the priest to swing the vessel for the incensation of the Blessed Sacrament. Granulated aromatic resin is usually used to produce a fragrant cloud of smoke, symbolizing prayers rising to God. The use of incense comes into the Church from pagan worship (hence the Church's misgivings concerning it during the first centuries) and, as abundant references to incense in the Old Testament would seem to indicate, from Judaism as well. So, why not apply the musty odor of Mould smoke to your worship, which when mixed with the odors your parishioners, be there any, will maintain a fungal ambiance to the Service.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	30-Aug-05/11:34 AM
lol, funniest thing I've read today!
Re: Letters to Silence by MacFrantic	30-Aug-05/11:28 AM
Yep, it's hard to keep silent. I can feel it! Mostly well said.
Re: The Right Thing To Do by Bethy	30-Aug-05/11:11 AM
Oh my goodness! Belay that, I feel I have no goodness. What a romp! I want to ask if it's fiction, but won't.
Re: a comment on Present, tense by INTRANSIT	30-Aug-05/11:05 AM
Okay, kinda funny or sad, could be really grotesque.
Re: Present, tense by INTRANSIT	29-Aug-05/7:30 PM
what? Say again.
Re: Out of a White Hole by ALChemy	29-Aug-05/11:59 AM
You've got some great images here. mind's eye brain's gray matter
Re: a comment on Jack by Dovina	29-Aug-05/11:53 AM
The vibrator idea is worthy of thought and perhaps future translocation to the annals of poemranker.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	29-Aug-05/11:47 AM
Gold has some fine qualities that you may lump as splendour. I'd use a less superlative word, however. But the word "divine" makes gold like God, and that I cannot accept.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	29-Aug-05/6:02 AM
I, in fact, do choose gold for the reasons you mention and for others that I could add. That is not the point of disagreement.
Re: a comment on Jack by Dovina	29-Aug-05/5:59 AM
Good call on the last line. It should be, “creator of places to dwell in.” Jack is none of the above. Thanks.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	28-Aug-05/6:48 AM
As a symbol for God, gold is a good one. But to equate the maker with the made doesn't quite work for me.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	28-Aug-05/6:39 AM
You have only pointed out a symbol of gold in the Judeo-Christian faith, of which there are many. That’s different from equating the splendor of gold to the splendor of God, as you asserted before.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	27-Aug-05/7:24 PM
No really, You said in effect that gold is as splended as God. Is that your faith? Is that what you believe?
Re: The Moment of Over by Bethy	27-Aug-05/7:18 PM
The rhythm is so good that the few lines out-of-rhythm really stand out.
Re: a comment on The Servant and The Messenger by ALChemy	27-Aug-05/7:11 PM
(Gold = God) -> Tripe.