Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:35 AM
you see p&k, it is always something about the musicians. and yes, beatingt he drums counts for that, even if you're beating them for war. i'd rather have you beat them for ritual, though. in celebration. on the hunt. come on home, and allow us to offer you the breast.
Re: a comment on Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/8:33 AM
but it's sexy as hell.
Re: Noblesse Oblige by Christof	25-Sep-02/6:55 AM
ha! love it christof. nicely done.
Re: a comment on Taffy by knickytoy	25-Sep-02/6:52 AM
and we put a fairly decent dent in that chardonnay, even without katpez's help.
Re: a comment on quickie by <~>	24-Sep-02/10:52 PM
(psst--he's a eunuch. he's just pissed, is all.)
Re: a comment on Taffy by knickytoy	24-Sep-02/5:17 PM
knicky-t's one smart cookie. she's a radcliffe girl. i went to art school, 'nuff said. but i still beat her at scrabble last night. (we take turns winning, i guess) listen to me, answering for her. we are both gardeners; we are creatures of rivalling beauty; and, i, at least, could give a crap about caps. it's the alliteration and the assonance that i'm on about, p&k. (sorry if i answered for you, knicky-t)
Re: Taffy by knickytoy	24-Sep-02/8:42 AM
taffy is a candy traditionally made with sugar and salt water. boil it down let it cool, pull and stretch it--wrap it in wax paper, and sell it to tourists. see: http://www.mtnlaurel.com/Recipes/taffy.htm or http://homepages.skylink.net/~skaarup/pages_candy/candy_09_taffy.html
Re: Morning conflict by INTRANSIT	24-Sep-02/8:35 AM
ah, but you are triumphant! you have the hart's blood! you have slain thy enemy, and eaten his still-beating (or, still brewing, as the case may be) heart! BRAVO!
Re: a comment on The flower game by shwenatjadeflower	24-Sep-02/8:18 AM
thought so.
Re: a comment on Unveiled by aperfecttool77	24-Sep-02/8:18 AM
i'm going to go with art/poem as an expression of an idea of a particular reality, from a particular point of view.
Re: a comment on The flower game by shwenatjadeflower	24-Sep-02/8:15 AM
who's yer daddy???
Re: a comment on The flower game by shwenatjadeflower	24-Sep-02/8:09 AM
toenails, too christof
Re: a comment on The flower game by shwenatjadeflower	24-Sep-02/8:08 AM
does that wadded tissue bear any sort of scented resemblance to a certain PILLOW?????
Re: a comment on The flower game by shwenatjadeflower	24-Sep-02/7:56 AM
she cheated on you with me, and i'm not even gay!!! (I think it was just because i'm a gardener, and the dirt under my nails REALLY turned her on)
Re: Taffy by knickytoy	24-Sep-02/7:54 AM
especially when it sticks to one's teeth. ah, the sweetness of sugared wishes. maybe lose the 'in' in line 2? welcome to the site, knickytoy. i know yer going to like it here.
Re: a comment on Unveiled by aperfecttool77	24-Sep-02/7:41 AM
no. but sometimes it takes a hell of a long time for people to accept a different way of thinking. vangogh painted what he physically saw. his medication warped his vision. people were freaked because they didn't see things like that. they wanted...well, macdonalds. everything the same, all the time, even if it does taste like shit. same thing with seaurat and monet, manet, etc. they broke images down into impressions of color. people couldn't deal with the scientififc concept of the optical mix. stand back far enough, and damn those paintings look tight. but they're swishy-swahy, or points of color. new stuff is hard to swallow. what were talking about, any way? bees dying, right?
Re: a comment on yellow afterthoughts by royalflesh	23-Sep-02/9:55 PM
you may have some of mine, sirrah.
Re: a comment on Married by INTRANSIT	23-Sep-02/9:27 PM
both fly free, and come together freely, bring something new each time.
Re: a comment on Married by INTRANSIT	23-Sep-02/9:26 PM
no tethering at all. let your lives be as two circles which gently touch.
Re: a comment on Married by INTRANSIT	23-Sep-02/9:09 PM
i think the word 'tether' took it out of the realm of romance and deep love and into a more property-oriented schemata. which doesn't make sense with the kite-flying analogy. so, all in all, a thought-provoking poem.