Re: Peeping Sun by dreamsdiefirst |
22-Feb-04/4:34 AM |
silk purse corset
hints of my covered self's
inner nudity
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Re: The Sipping of the Light by DeadtotheWorld |
22-Feb-04/4:59 AM |
What do the dreadful curtains symbolise, and are they dreadful because the match the sofa?
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regarding some deleted poem... |
22-Feb-04/5:02 AM |
Shame it could not end with a one legged cow falling from the sky. Nevertheless the wordplay is very good.
Off center/ cantor , in the heart in his heart, stilt shod circus clowns.
Reads very well too.
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Re: The Commanding Disobedince of Words by daggatolar |
22-Feb-04/5:10 AM |
instrument of sin? coyly CLS
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regarding some deleted poem... |
22-Feb-04/5:12 AM |
'let me grow to satisfy your will/ take this swelling innocence'.
Are you crystal lane swift in disguise?!
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Re: Troubled Mind by DarkThirteens |
22-Feb-04/5:18 AM |
This is perfectly alright.
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Re: The Niche by Fear of Garbage |
23-Feb-04/1:23 PM |
I think the comparison between woodwork and nightmare needs to be more elaborate.
If it works it would be ace, but at the moment I am not getting it.
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Re: Jonquils, daffydils by fevriere |
24-Feb-04/8:28 AM |
What white temple, if you are to use paris, I would suggest make some reference other than it is paris.
Other than that cute, like knocking themselves dizzy
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Re: Thoughts in a cloud above the Catskills by Enkidu |
24-Feb-04/8:45 AM |
OK I quite like triple rhyme, just a few things dont track.
You are crying... why do you jest.
Blackened ivory -- ivory is a cream colour, why would you blacken it, especially for use as braille.
The final verse.
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Re: Whore Of Nazareth by Mona Lisa |
24-Feb-04/2:08 PM |
Seen a lot of this before, may have been you or a caducus poem.
The first line is pretty ace though.
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Re: Glass Flowers by Bachus |
24-Feb-04/2:11 PM |
Not sure I understand convicted in the first line. Or the question mark.
Reads well enough though.
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Re: Damn Georgia Power by BrandonW |
24-Feb-04/2:13 PM |
can nothing but a brownout stop this flowing?
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regarding some deleted poem... |
24-Feb-04/2:15 PM |
Like the anthropomorphism going on here, and the turn of phrase.
'the roosters made ready'
'ocean... took inventory'
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Re: the wind's last crescendo by fair12 |
24-Feb-04/2:19 PM |
Has a nice poetic feel, which is not always such a bad thing.
Pleasant, and has a finished feel to it.
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Re: A Natural Witch by Lenore |
24-Feb-04/2:21 PM |
Personally I would prefer the witch to be a character.
Then you can bring out these features in a more scholarly and less serially way.
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Re: Everyone's choosing sides by zodiac |
24-Feb-04/2:25 PM |
A nice rush-like quality to this. And a good combination of image and narrative.
Not sure about sharp smelling as memory. Do you really mean that memory is sharp smelling?
Also wet leaves do not really burn.
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Re: Quest! by ?-Dave_Mysterious-? |
24-Feb-04/2:27 PM |
If you are not a child then you are an idiot -8-
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Re: Choices in the Road by Pervy Elf |
26-Feb-04/7:49 AM |
To express this sentiment should only take two sentences max.
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Re: Homecoming by somemorepoetry |
26-Feb-04/7:50 AM |
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Re: Red by AskittlesK |
26-Feb-04/9:55 AM |
In hell you will be made to face yourself. How you have made light of self-mutilation.
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