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20 most recent comments by ALChemy (101-120) and replies

Re: of Arabia by ecargo 12-Jul-06/7:55 AM
Nicely written but to the epicness of the picture is lost in such a short poem. The second stanza should be stanza 10 and not 2.
Re: a comment on of Arabia by ecargo 12-Jul-06/7:51 AM
Actually I prefer to spell it "Chaka Khan" http://www.chakakhan.com/
Re: Joshua And Ruth by amanda_dcosta 8-Jul-06/2:45 AM
"Suffer the little children to come unto Me, and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of God."
Children will always remind us of what really matters.
Re: PHOTO by madamefrufru 7-Jul-06/11:18 AM
The last stanza seems a little strange but the rest is good. I like your unlikely word choices.
Re: Orca by Dovina 7-Jul-06/11:12 AM
He's going under to free Willy.
Re: a comment on Songs of the hedge bird by ALChemy 5-Jul-06/2:25 PM
No need to worry about our little friend. He's in birdy heaven. I doubt much can harm him now.
Re: a comment on O say, can you see? by Dovina 4-Jul-06/7:16 AM
It's just "bounded" to me implies actual borders or walls.
Re: a comment on Songs of the hedge bird by ALChemy 3-Jul-06/10:35 AM
Thanks D. I like the way you put that.
Re: a comment on Songs of the hedge bird by ALChemy 3-Jul-06/10:29 AM
I'm glad it matched it's inspiration.
Re: August 23, 1944 - 102 miles west of Paris by Ranger 3-Jul-06/6:18 AM
Just watched "Saving Private Ryan" didn't you? Captured the end quite well and with few words.
Re: sayndewicches by FreeFormFixation 3-Jul-06/6:13 AM
Caught the moment just right. Like reading Dr Suess on a bad acid trip.
Re: a comment on Goliath by amanda_dcosta 3-Jul-06/6:05 AM
Giants always appear to be lazy, think about it. The Jolly Green Giant and Paul Bunyan are my only exceptions.
Re: Higher education by ecargo 3-Jul-06/5:58 AM
I think I like it but it's probably because I'm reading the last verse as sexual innuendo.
Re: O say, can you see? by Dovina 3-Jul-06/5:35 AM
The poem sounds like a battle along some border but I have no idea what border battle you're implying. Still I like the beat poet intensity of it's cadence.
Re: Goliath by amanda_dcosta 2-Jul-06/1:39 AM
This poem remind me of a painting by Goya:
http://www.pkimaging.com/pic/mikp/art/goya.colossus.jpg
and a lithograph by Goya: http://www.artchive.com/artchive/g/goya/giant.jpg
Good take on the Goliath theme.
Re: a comment on Aristocrats(Madlib for all those shock poets) by ALChemy 30-Jun-06/7:59 PM
I can tell you read the original. I salute you for finding a way to make this disgusting joke only mildly offensive. This joke goes all the way back to Vaudeville days and a documentary featuring 100 celebrity comedians telling the joke was made. Just thought these shock poets should know where their roots are.
Re: Patio 95 by ecargo 30-Jun-06/2:22 PM
Nice to see you around.
Re: Fallen Charub by Dovina 30-Jun-06/10:53 AM
2 dozen roses mailed to the address of Dovina Goddess of the Grey-blue ocean of poetry.
Re: a comment on A Little War Victim by amanda_dcosta 29-Jun-06/11:00 AM
I just click the word "chat". Dang we were expecting you too. We were quite disappointed. She has all kinds of gossip for you.
I very happy to see you back by the way.

PS. Stop disappearing for weeks at a time dangit. This place ain't the same without you.
Re: Southern Baptist Redneck Song by Edna Sweetlove 25-Jun-06/8:20 AM
Yep, satire.


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