Comments byBill Z Bub, 281–300 back. Include replies

on Minoan lover by Jeremi B. Handrinos 27 Jan 2003, 6:05 PM
rad.
on some deleted poem 3 Feb 2003, 7:08 AM
sizzle!
on ending by Limness 29 Jan 2003, 7:04 PM
you will go on a long journey
on A Puzzling Girl by Imperfections 29 Jan 2003, 7:17 PM
The second half is excellent.
on All I Feel by brokenwing 30 Jan 2003, 8:03 PM
I quite like "Your face is gently bathed
in the moons flourescent beams,
and shows no indication
of the content of your dreams."
But you lost me with the awkwardness of
"I have never known such beauty
as the body lying on my bed 3 feet away,
who seems to grow even more so
when touched by the light of day."
How about: "I've never known such beauty
as that which rests 3 feet away.
You seem to grow much more so,
untouched by light of day.
on some deleted poem 29 Jan 2003, 8:44 PM
Blub!

Last stanza is magic. mmm.
on Love by NinjaPoet 29 Jan 2003, 9:34 PM
nice bit. Is it a poem? Sure, if you say it is. But whats Sturgis?
on some deleted poem 28 Jan 2003, 7:10 PM
Interesting.
on Emergency by Nicholas Jones 27 Jan 2003, 5:49 PM
Not bad. In fact, I like it. Quite a bit. Very good.
on Nobody by Nicholas Jones 27 Jan 2003, 5:55 PM
enjoyable, evocative, and nifty. I saw the lonesome walker.
on ku-4 by Crakyamuni 27 Jan 2003, 9:30 PM
"death friends" or "death, friends"? And what's so decent about passion?
on some deleted poem 27 Jan 2003, 9:39 PM
If you're going to invoke my unholy name, please spell it correctly!
It's either Beelzebub or Bill Z. Bub. And make sure the pentagram is nice and big. And a virgin to "sacrifice" would be nice.
In the future be sure to check your copy of the Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual for the correct spelling of the names of Demons and Devils.
on some deleted poem 27 Jan 2003, 9:49 PM
Wow.

Anybody have a gong?
on some deleted poem 27 Jan 2003, 5:49 AM
Yummy. Tentententententen!
on some deleted poem 25 Jan 2003, 7:06 PM
cool.
on Starving at Tiffany's by horus8 24 Jan 2003, 3:14 PM
Here's a tongue-twister for ya:

Sven said "Ted,
send ten tents".
Ted said "Sven,
send ten cents".
When Sven sent
Ted ten cents,
Ted sent Sven
ten cent tents.

Try to say that one even once, I dares ya.
on some deleted poem 25 Jan 2003, 7:27 PM
As the temporary King of Poemranker (missing time is currently in the #1 spot), I dub thee ...
humourous and odd and brilliant. You bum.
>insert comment here<
on 3.85g by Crakyamuni 25 Jan 2003, 7:08 PM
liked the first two stanzas, but the second half lost me.