regarding some deleted poem... |
19-Apr-05/1:19 PM |
Fabulous-your poetry has got so much more intricate since I was last here!
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Re: Five on Buddha against Bruce Lee by Luzr |
19-Apr-05/1:21 PM |
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Re: ab*defg by Goad |
19-Apr-05/1:27 PM |
ye-es...you can, of course, remove keys from the keyboard.
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19-Apr-05/1:31 PM |
you probably dont need the commas in the G line, other than that not a bad ditty
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Re: Good King Brownceslas by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. |
19-Apr-05/2:13 PM |
You, sir, are the reason I couldn't keep my as yet unbrowned hands from this site.
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Re: Child of my Buttocks by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. |
19-Apr-05/2:23 PM |
Possibly the most convincing incentive for me to attend Church and become anorexic. In that order. If the Lord is not proud of you, I would be most terribly surprised. God bless.
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Re: Beard my Homemade Negro Jesus (Improved! With AIDS!) by Everyone |
21-Apr-05/1:38 AM |
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Re: Reflections on the current U.K. general election campaign by wFraser Allonby Q.C.w |
21-Apr-05/1:50 AM |
predictably enough this has been voted on...
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Re: Breakfast by James Rykelangeli |
27-Apr-05/9:59 AM |
First 2 stanzas are very clever and quite amusing, after that you try to be too clever...let's face it, most people will think you've made a typo when you say 'cresset of the moon'. Or maybe it's just me. Maybe I'm simply retarded.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
27-Apr-05/10:01 AM |
Why bracket the 2nd to last line? It works fine without.
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3-May-05/2:29 PM |
tip-don't use 2 for 'to'. People get irate at that. Hence why zodiac is being so tactful.
Spend a bit more time checking the typos, it makes it far less painful for the reader. 7
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Re: The Instructor by Alizarin_Crimson |
3-May-05/2:29 PM |
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Re: The O&E Remix by writeleft |
3-May-05/2:29 PM |
Awesome, I love this poem! Maybe the last stanza is slightly detached, but to be honest I'd be lying if I said it made any real problems. 10
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Re: Actor by horus8 |
3-May-05/2:29 PM |
creative, I like the initial loose rhyme. 'I was hoping for a thin Val Kilmer'...certainly sir. 9
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Re: Grandma and Grandpa by jessicazee |
3-May-05/2:29 PM |
Neatly worked, although it seemed to suddenly shift pace in the middle of the 2nd stanza. intentional perhaps or am i being a fool? 8
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Re: Next time by Billy Fights |
3-May-05/2:29 PM |
Im surprised you classed this as a pimple - its far better than that, and the mere utterance of said spotty poetry turns a lot of people here off. 9
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Re: The Ballad of Fraser Allonby Q.C., Barrister-At-Law by wFraser Allonby Q.C.w |
3-May-05/2:29 PM |
Absolutely marvellous, squire.
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Re: How small, this sleeping tiger by ecargo |
28-Jan-06/4:15 AM |
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Re: Malice In Wonderland (edited) by Caducus |
28-Jan-06/4:23 AM |
Another good idea from you, Master C - I do like DoubleU's suggestion, maybe make Alice be the cause of the other characters' fall from grace? Although having said that, the poem (as it is) gives a really nasty feeling of Alice's confusion, but I think that it's potential at the moment. With time it'll realise that potential. 7 for now, I will have another look at this later.
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Re: Our Marriage by amanda_dcosta |
28-Jan-06/4:27 AM |
I'm not convinced by the last section...the poem's more compelling when you're telling me your experience rather than overtly trying to convince me. Still worth a 7, I shall remember to check any edits of this piece.
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