Re: Untitled by Imago |
25-Oct-04/7:34 PM |
I agree. It needs finished. It needs the sonnet. But that ain't done yet.
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Re: Jesus in a leisure suit by Imago |
25-Oct-04/7:42 PM |
No actually It's all a true story. Except maybe it wasn't Jesus I saw... mmmnahh It was definately Christ.
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Re: Vesper Song by M Hamill |
25-Oct-04/8:14 PM |
If your Intent was to turn words into music. Bravo. The repetitive "ings" and "ands" and "E's" create a chiming bell effect. A little daunting to read but if in the right mood one can enjoy this. (See E A Poe's The Bells)
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Re: Vesper Song by M Hamill |
25-Oct-04/8:18 PM |
Your first name's not Scott is it? "May the verse be with you."
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Re: A Man Who Cares by Dovina |
25-Oct-04/8:23 PM |
An Ode to plumbers everywhere. Nice little ditty.
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25-Oct-04/8:28 PM |
Comforting and disturbing at the same time. Needs a better ending. But Pretty effective.
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25-Oct-04/8:34 PM |
Thuckering thuckatash Mr. Peterthon. Exthellent Free verthe. Great work.
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25-Oct-04/8:46 PM |
It sounds nice and steamy
but I'm a little sleepy
and I just don't want to think so hard.
S&M poetry? The word "Fucking" is the most Puritan
part of the whole piece.
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26-Oct-04/12:13 AM |
This poem touches so many bases. You could have beat the Red Sox with it. Perfecto Mundo.
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Re: Vesper Song by M Hamill |
26-Oct-04/12:38 AM |
sorry I meant Mark Hamill. I need sleep.
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26-Oct-04/11:11 AM |
Your a very versital poet. You seem to cover a wide spectrum with your body of work.
Jack of all trades
master of some
you got it in spades
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26-Oct-04/11:22 AM |
Don't like the city much. Do you?
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26-Oct-04/11:31 AM |
Sure beats "Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you..."
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26-Oct-04/12:19 PM |
Ok Here's my 2 cents. Words and letters are pictures.
Abstract symbols. Heirogliphs. So they are applicable to the laws of graphic design.(I'm not talking Concrete poetry). What I mean is placement or layout of words can change their power somewhat.For instance the word stop on a sign has more significance then the word stop on a VCR. Indents are a great way to say this next word has extra meaning, it's more important. As far as breathing and pauses go. It's more of a crap shoot. It depends on who is reading it.Here's a verse of a bad poem I wrote that attempts to make the reader run out of breath.
I never dreamed that I would see
such beauty like Emily
her eyes a silver blue sea
that envelopes me
as I gaze upon thee
I am helplessly
I am hopelessly
drowning
drowning in her beauty
lost at sea
in a silver blue sea
See what I mean "crap shoot".
Ed through the dice and I think he got a 7.
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26-Oct-04/12:33 PM |
Great work. No need to comment. The work speaks for itself.
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26-Oct-04/12:46 PM |
Starting with Hitchcock and ending with porn? Useually my day is the reverse of that.
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26-Oct-04/12:53 PM |
I thinks Van Gogh's more of an adjective in this poem.
Like "How was your day.- Oh It's been van gogh.
I've got an Ode to Dali I might just post up for you art fans.
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26-Oct-04/2:33 PM |
It seems your man of thought is calling your man of action a coward. Maybe they'll duke it out. The last poem in the series really brings it home.
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Re: A Girlâs Climax by Dovina |
26-Oct-04/3:20 PM |
6 words: He's just not that into you.
sorry I was looking for a place to drop that new catch phrase. I think your poetry's excellent.
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Re: Sacrament by Dovina |
26-Oct-04/3:27 PM |
You just gave me an idea. Broken bread and spilt wine as a metaphor for a woman's deflowering.
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