poemranker ::20 most recent comments by blindwriter

Comments byblindwriter, the 20 most recent. Include replies

on The Ebony Orchid of Theta by Shardik 20 Nov 2004, 7:21 PM
A few trite lines here and there, but overall a good read.
on The darkest woods ever by Shardik 20 Nov 2004, 7:23 PM
Here again, several useless inserts that, contrary to popular opinion, don't serve to hold a piece together, but depreciate it's value.
I like the third stanza. Masterful.
on Social Parody by skaskowski 20 Nov 2004, 3:17 AM
It's got a cleverly abstract quality.
Like something I would write.
Except not quite splendidly idiotic.
I have a feeling it was written out of boredom and absolute mindlessness.
i am disgraced by posting here.
i'm sure you didn't mean this as intelligence at all.
there is a classification of poetry that is so entirely abstract in its imagery that it is clever. However, that form of poeticism is carefully written. Yours is obviously a piece of mockery. But I like it.
on Remus by Blurred Crusade 20 Nov 2004, 3:35 AM
Quite an enchanting narrative.
The scenery is beautiful. Your line-division, masterfully utilized.
Nice work.
on some deleted poem 20 Nov 2004, 3:36 AM
Makes little sense in the end...
However, your thought pattern is clever.
The rhyming scheme is cute, but the rhythm leaves a little to be desired.
on Maiden, Maiden by blindwriter 21 Nov 2004, 10:09 PM
I understand, and I sympathize.
on some deleted poem 28 Nov 2004, 2:23 AM
very cute.
quite whimsical and tranquil...
very nice.
i don't like the spacing...quite.
but you've got my 8.
on entangling my sweetheart sinks by skaskowski 28 Nov 2004, 2:31 AM
morbidly unamusing.
SEEK OUT A NOVEL THEME! Don't be squelched by the waters of cliche! I know it's a temptation to resort to EASY, readymade topics...but it's not good.
Very nice imagery, though. You've got my six.
this is very disgusting.
any idiot can amuse the ants of the world by being a diabolical freak.
try something challenging.
that's a bit talented.
it's still freaking disgusting.
attempt something clean, please.
it's much easier to write freak-of-nature poetry than it is ordinary poetry...
it cuts half of the vocabulary out when you can't use perverted language.
on Chocolate Rabbit Ears & Gay Sex by Bachus 28 Nov 2004, 2:38 AM
my favorite of all of yours.
not quite as diabolical as the others.
and very full of imagery...
nice.
i actually like it.
you've got my 9.
Well-devised. Very steady. Three thumbs up.
on untitled by darby pyn 3 Apr 2005, 11:06 PM
genius.
on Buried at Sea by brazen 3 Apr 2005, 11:08 PM
*heel
*fleeting
Wandering...choppy...
But concise and full of yummy imagery.
on Road to Recovery by thepinkbunnyofdoom 3 Apr 2005, 11:12 PM
i only like the ending.
the rest is cliche after cliche.
there's a bit here and there but not enough to stand out.
not bad or anything...just mediocre.
on Listless Nights by blindwriter 4 Apr 2005, 4:24 AM
Thanks.
I have been trying to attain a certain level of abstract and visonarianism...but I don't seem to be able to manage. Probably not super enough to attempt the impossible.
You're right about turbid. Will take your advice and try something a little simpler and easier to grasp.
As for this poem, it was an experiment with a general tone, there really is no meaning...a slight parallel maybe...but no beginning or end.
on Unfinished Warrior by PodPoet 4 Apr 2005, 4:39 AM
Ferociousness is cumbersome. Especially as the rest of your poem is full of simple, short words. Try ferocity.
I really like it. I really do. Don't know exactly why.