regarding some deleted poem...	23-Oct-03/3:19 AM
Ha ha ha ha -10- Excellent use of letters to form words.
Re: Warm Piss Bath by kingit	23-Oct-03/3:20 AM
You forgot to turn these random words into a Poeme
regarding some deleted poem...	23-Oct-03/3:21 AM
TTHHIISS IISS RRUUBBIISSHH -10-
Re: untitled by J.B. Manning	23-Oct-03/3:27 AM
bones/hormones break me/shake me game/name prawne/porn WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -2-
Re: Rush by J.B. Manning	23-Oct-03/3:28 AM
GAY
Re: Tipspit by kingit	30-Oct-03/1:22 AM
This poem sounds really good when you persuade a slightly deaf disabled old man, port-sodden like so many of his ancient tribe, to recite it directly into your ear canal using a method of recitation known as "shouting".
regarding some deleted poem...	30-Oct-03/1:24 AM
"to the tune of "All You Need is Love" by Cliff Richard" Is this a joke!?????!?!??! LOL ASL?!?!?! The aforesaid song was sung not by Sir Clifford but rather by the Small Rolling Beatle Kink Faces.
Re: The meaning of Love by The Slender Blade	30-Oct-03/1:25 AM
"I can accept closure, But not indecent exposure." These two lines are sheer genius. The rest is cack.
Re: Angel by Butterfly1120	30-Oct-03/1:27 AM
Change the last line to this: "God sent me an angel, I just call her Motherfucker" Such an amendment would serve to lend the poem one more layer of polytextual poignality.
Re: Where did you go? by Butterfly1120	30-Oct-03/1:29 AM
Had you been "deflowered" yet?
Re: Who I am by Butterfly1120	30-Oct-03/1:33 AM
OMG LOL ASL!??!??!??!!!
Re: Fading Freindships by BuffysBack419	30-Oct-03/1:38 AM
Stunning. This piece works really well when recited in a heavy Indian accent. -10-
Re: Megan by RaVensEternalFire	30-Oct-03/1:39 AM
Change the last word from "soul" to "ass". -10-
Re: Love by EouSou	30-Oct-03/1:40 AM
Making love to a child Starts out by just a kiss I'm not sure I approve of your pederastic activities, sir!!!!!!
regarding some deleted poem...	5-Nov-03/5:40 AM
The board assembled of the mind Advertising executives Marketing Public Relations Lawyers Accounting All calmly discussing strategy. Why is the writer huddled silently in his chair Projecting distaste towards Flash Bedazzle's flapping gums? Why doesn’t he just punch Flash in his ungodly white teeth? Is the writer a pussy Or does he just agree with what's being said?
Re: Saint Peggy Seeger by Retaliate	5-Nov-03/5:41 AM
Our Lady of Fiery Rhetoric! Guide us in this time of trouble! Let us sing The Song of Choice Our Lady of Burning Righteousness! Joan of Arc incarnate, Patron Saint of Passion, Light the way with your fury!
Re: Fathers by amielou82	5-Nov-03/5:43 AM
Please tell me which of the following names you apply to your father: (a) Father (b) Dad (c) Pops (d) Pater (e) Fuck face (f) All of the above (g) None of the above Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????!?!?!111
Re: Through DUSK till DAWN by ShaNoN+960317485	5-Nov-03/5:44 AM
Dare should i call it a poem - nay. Its my tribute for all the wonders of this world that i have never seen nor felt in person, but came to love & cherish through the books i hath read in my childhood; as they were my only link to understand the plant & beauty lacking in Maldives. Thank you GOD & friends for allowing me to remember the names so i can write this, MY DREAM & my evolution to love the beauty in the folds of the night.
Re: On Visiting My Father by sliver	5-Nov-03/5:48 AM
Poemeranker has been flooded with a deluge of "dad" and "dead dad" poems in recent days. I refer you to the hugely poignant poem "Fathers" by amielou82: http://www.poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=73528 Full marks for keeping to this socially important theme! -10-
Re: intent to refrain by skaskowski	5-Nov-03/5:49 AM
This poem sounds really good when you persuade a slightly deaf disabled old man, port-sodden like so many of his ancient tribe, to recite it directly into your ear canal using a method of recitation known as "shouting".