Re: Things by MrsGretchen |
7-Jul-03/2:24 PM |
I like your half rhyme, things and screams. And I like the final two lines too
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Re: Priceless Moment by thepinkbunnyofdoom |
7-Jul-03/2:26 PM |
a comment nice and succinct is the essence of poetry for me. This is not a haiku but never mind
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Re: On Leaving an Awful Pub Job by razorgrin |
8-Jul-03/2:25 AM |
first ones good, i'm sure the other ones been done before though
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Re: love sick by rymemaster |
8-Jul-03/2:31 AM |
living the life of the sick and insane? I'm not sure about that line
you told me your feeling/but you aint givin/ no reason for believin
(that is to say more insight needed)
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-Jul-03/3:29 AM |
'And poetry is reduced to a general surgeon's warning'
what does that mean?
and how does toxicity pacify rain?
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-Jul-03/3:54 AM |
nice selection of words. It conveys quite a dreamy feel with the imagery. But I think it lacks something to grab the reader
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-Jul-03/3:57 AM |
the lack of cliche and plain prose makes this valuable in a way. But I think it is a bit dull and the olde language is distracting. I can't really grab a line of reasoning from such a dense piece as well
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Re: smile by nolan |
10-Jul-03/3:59 AM |
not a lot of insight here and the description relies on cliche.
However I do feel a certain empathy with these feelings but that is more what I bring to the poem than you I think
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Re: in here (i lost a piece of my mind) by nolan |
10-Jul-03/4:01 AM |
the first verse I will break free to I will be free. Has potential to work but I think you need to use the same repetition in the other verses
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Re: "last needle" by nolan |
10-Jul-03/4:03 AM |
try not to rhyme so loudly when addressing serious issues.
by the way I don't believe you to be addicted to anything. This is not focused enough
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Re: The Beach by leviathan |
10-Jul-03/4:06 AM |
a lot of nice idioms in here. And it reads well as a poem.
the beach that used to be a throne is a bit naff though and takes away from the maturity of the overall
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Re: What I Remember by leviathan |
10-Jul-03/4:09 AM |
varied selection of words and I like your verse structure. However some of the imagery doesn't really lure me into the poem and I think more basic elements of language would help
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Re: What I Remember by leviathan |
10-Jul-03/4:09 AM |
varied selection of words and I like your verse structure. However some of the imagery doesn't really lure me into the poem and I think more basic elements of language would help
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Re: What I Remember by leviathan |
10-Jul-03/4:09 AM |
varied selection of words and I like your verse structure. However some of the imagery doesn't really lure me into the poem and I think more basic elements of language would help
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-Jul-03/4:13 AM |
the paw reference usually applies to dogs and it makes me feel this is about a dog, but there is little further evidence. In fact this poem doesn't offer much for me to get into.
still some of the language is of interest
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-Jul-03/4:14 AM |
not bad, quite a tight effort
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regarding some deleted poem... |
10-Jul-03/4:17 AM |
reads a bit too fast for a poem not about the pace of change.
Some useful lines
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Re: Omerta el prostitute by <{Baba^Yaga}> |
10-Jul-03/4:21 AM |
enjoyable to read, ambiguous yes but with certain bits to hang on to like 'boys ride by laughing on bikes'
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Re: Cannibalism by Enki |
10-Jul-03/4:23 AM |
yes I like hot spices with flesh and this haiku
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Re: Love by Enki |
10-Jul-03/4:25 AM |
I like haiku with a change of direction, all in 17 syllables.
the rubber glove thing is a perversion right?
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