Re: The Artists Creation by Kitch |
3-Jul-03/6:53 AM |
nothing he feels/ addict to a needle? what about withdrawal
like the hyena analogy
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Re: Orbiting Venus by scitz |
3-Jul-03/6:54 AM |
nice poem
not entirely unpornographic though
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regarding some deleted poem... |
3-Jul-03/6:59 AM |
fast running
perhaps needs a little shortening
get rid of the prose/ predictable stuff
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Re: Its Blue by aurora |
3-Jul-03/9:33 AM |
a tad meaningless
nice poetic style though
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Re: Mirror to Mirror by Roisin |
3-Jul-03/9:45 AM |
reads well
the title mirror mirror is a bit overused
good ending structure, perhaps the words a bit cliched
other than that good, I like your use of modern language
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Re: Misgivings by Topaz Servias |
4-Jul-03/8:19 AM |
this needs a bit more of you in it, the lack of originality detracts from the feeling you want to get across.
what I do like about this is the rhythm and sonority, even though you don't appear to be explicitly rhyming your words.
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Re: Fall Of The Heartlands by Mr Pig |
4-Jul-03/8:24 AM |
fine selection of language, the traditional with the new
the final line is good about the sword through the ventricles of a heartland. Streams as veins. I think the pneumatic part is mixing metaphors though.
this is definitely one of your best
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Re: Lycanthropes and L-dopamine by horus8 |
4-Jul-03/8:27 AM |
irreverent, funny role reversal
do you mean L-DOPA in the title?
the drug given to people with parkinsons that made them all schizophrenic
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Re: Untitled #13 by david |
4-Jul-03/1:36 PM |
reads well.
heavily influenced by biblical imagery I think
painful in nature/ubiquitous in effect is a nice play on words
nice simple words to build a picture, not too tied to loaded terms
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regarding some deleted poem... |
5-Jul-03/3:22 AM |
haiku like in brevity, nice
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Re: SHAME AND THE OLD MANS CANDLE by Garrett S Sexton |
5-Jul-03/3:24 AM |
the tone of the poem seemed so benign as well. I didn't get it until the end
clever
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Re: Poetic Soup [revised] by SupremeDreamer |
5-Jul-03/3:34 AM |
Insightful and communicative
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Re: Hi, my name is "Look at me, Stop it!" I'm Bi-polar by horus8 |
5-Jul-03/1:51 PM |
bipolar disorder tends to work in cycles. If someone changes moods so quickly as that I suggest it is the cocaine not the bipolar.
Nice though. Westerners are so precious with their illnesses
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Re: Independence Day (the speech from the film) by scitz |
5-Jul-03/1:58 PM |
'we must learn to love one another AND die'
and
'i will not go down under the ground/cos somebody tells me that deaths comin round'
just a couple of quotes with reference to this transcription
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Re: Caesar and the Giant. (revised) by SupremeDreamer |
5-Jul-03/2:02 PM |
one of the best 'winge about settle' poems. There should be an award
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Re: lucid building peace by nolan |
6-Jul-03/4:40 AM |
'the dead are unborn' well summed up
lots of things to make you think here
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regarding some deleted poem... |
6-Jul-03/4:43 AM |
fit me like a miracle?
Last two lines are ok. Evokes thoughts of drowning
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regarding some deleted poem... |
6-Jul-03/2:47 PM |
makes perfect sense to me
pretty good, think you might be condemning yourself with your own pen though
should watch out for that
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Re: blackhole by crwncka1 |
7-Jul-03/11:01 AM |
I know you can't explain the trapped feeling. But please try
this poem doesn't seem to speak. It is just a few sentences strung together
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Re: Crowning Achievement by MrsGretchen |
7-Jul-03/11:04 AM |
you shouldn't veer from your rhyme schem as in verse 4 it is off putting.
quite vague really and not anchored to anything
the first verse sets the intention well and I like the half-rhyme years and scars though
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