Re: self indulgent teenage-style poem needed to spew out. by Roisin |
12-Apr-04/1:45 PM |
nice, but metaphors are supposed to track and flames burning out do not leave poison behind.
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Re: in perspective by That One |
13-Apr-04/7:00 AM |
The capitalisation is odd.
The pace is what you seem to be going for, but it does seem a bit cobbled together.
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Re: ex by TheLegacy |
13-Apr-04/7:02 AM |
5 syllables - 7 syllables - 5 syllables.
You don't have to stick to such a structure but the fact you did the numbers with words suggests a misconception.
The idea is ok but would be better as a throw away line not an entire poem.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
13-Apr-04/7:04 AM |
Well put together, one of your best.
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Re: Ballad for a bad Irish accent by zodiac |
13-Apr-04/7:06 AM |
very good, agree with shuushin about s3 though.
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Re: Severed Arm by jessicazee |
13-Apr-04/7:09 AM |
Quite good really, the language could be more punchy, but that is my only criticism.
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Re: The Idea of Fusion at the Beach (After Wallace Stevens) by coffeespoons |
17-Apr-04/10:53 AM |
Well written, has a nice feel. I am left a little confused by the ending. You go from language as fire to language as soft stanzas to language as the wind.
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Re: forgetful dyke by elizabethann |
17-Apr-04/11:04 AM |
It is OK, relating of a fairly meaningless but nevertheless charming story. By the way unless your mum is a soul reever I very much doubt she 'brought you to life'.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
17-Apr-04/11:17 AM |
Has a pleasant order and precise words. The second verse is not needed I think, I took the first verse as a rhetorical question.
Don't think you need a fourth and fifth verse as they are both answering the same premise (a small mercy remains).
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regarding some deleted poem... |
17-Apr-04/1:18 PM |
Do you have a stammer? Short term memory problems?
And the simile of verse two is just absurd.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
18-Apr-04/4:14 AM |
Caesar si viveret, ad remum dareris.
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18-Apr-04/11:38 AM |
Ace, its about a child being pushed too high on a swing and falling off right?
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Re: innocent voyeur by nentwined |
20-Apr-04/1:29 AM |
'the faces noeone sees' nope - you see them for a start and I am assuming the situation is public view so so do a lot of other people.
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Re: eva by samgon |
21-Apr-04/3:51 PM |
make your topography mine? Is that from the geographer's book of seduction.
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regarding some deleted poem... |
21-Apr-04/4:02 PM |
I think you are experimenting with line breaks here. I think the sentences need to be shorter (or perhaps you have just missed out some of the punctuation). As it stands this rambles a bit.
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Re: The Negro by Everyone |
21-Apr-04/4:10 PM |
Good God Lydia, I know you lean towards the right, but giving this -10- is taking things a little far!
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Re: do androids dream? by nentwined |
22-Apr-04/6:48 AM |
Is didacticism still bad? What is poetry that is not didactic, impartial? Is poetry not creeping didacticism?
I'll give you an -8-, I would give you more if this was decentthoughtranker.com
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regarding some deleted poem... |
24-Apr-04/2:55 PM |
Goal is quite a harsh, clinical choice of word. Heart or mind - daffodyls?
Heart and mind is a problem. Humans only have a heart and a mind (possibly). So the reader is lead to believe it is the voice of the narrator.
Other than that cute.
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Re: Lose That Too ! by recherche |
27-Apr-04/7:52 AM |
There is a problem with the valley daffodils and marigolds.
It sounds as though you have just strung a few poeticisms together and hoped it makes sense.
Have you ever seen marigolds on a valley. Really?
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Re: Its the same old static & flaccid striptease. by SupremeDreamer |
27-Apr-04/10:22 AM |
'oblivion becomes me' is terrible.
Some decent parts I think. The urge to write bit, the fades into subtelty, the spastic idiocy.
Don't like the misogynism, and you know the response talking about pot gets you.
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