Help | About | Suggestions | Alms | Chat [0] | Users [0] | Log In | Join
 Search:
Poem: Submit | Random | Best | Worst | Recent | Comments   

20 most recent comments by god'swife (861-880) and replies

Re: The Enslaver of Men by Tascobar 22-Oct-02/10:25 AM
Waht about gay men? Are they enslaved by some other redolence?
Re: recent submissions by <~> 22-Oct-02/10:19 AM
If they would just stay seated at the children's table. Maybe nentwined can create a Kiddie's Korner for them. I can dream can't I?
Re: a comment on Stockport by Nicholas Jones 22-Oct-02/10:16 AM
Ohhhh! Good idea.
Re: a comment on Stockport by Nicholas Jones 22-Oct-02/10:10 AM
What's a digestive? Is it medicine?
Re: Stockport by Nicholas Jones 22-Oct-02/9:49 AM
Having never been to Stockport, I can objectively say this is a fine example of a discriptive poem. I love the way you represent Engels humanity. You are excellent at sense of place, a good influence on me. What are chocolate digestives?
Re: Never more by Mutant_X 21-Oct-02/11:51 PM
u r gr8. lettuce c- u- p. k? L b w8ing 4 u 2 3L me!
Re: Comfort Food by jessicazee 21-Oct-02/11:38 PM
Don't forget the gnocchi. Every 11th day of the month. You have offended my ethnic sensibilities by your glaring exclusion. Even the Asians are represented by those oily little slugs they try to pass off as dumplings Hmpff!
Re: Midnight Dream by Katie 21-Oct-02/11:08 PM
Yucky. That is so totally gross!!! How could you even think of role-playing with someone on the internet? I mean, they could be a pervert or something, like maybe they own a laundromat called sudsorama, and they steal little girl's knickers from hampers when noones looking. Or worse you could be getting off with some old prof who touches his weenie while he's standing up behind that wood thing that holds his papers and stuff. Crusty residue on the sleeve of his tweed jacket. Ewww. Or it could be an lady whos so fat she doesn't leave the house and pretends she's a dude.
Re: Belongings by Christof 21-Oct-02/10:55 PM
This popped up on random, I 'd forgotten it. I forget things. If you tell me a joke, in 3 months time you can tell it to me again. I love how you manage to conceal the punch til the last moment.
Re: a comment on The generosity of others. by darby pyn 21-Oct-02/9:18 AM
Umm, I meant to say like, not kike, sorry.
Re: The generosity of others. by darby pyn 21-Oct-02/9:16 AM
On 6th read I very much kike this as is. You have a rawness which perhaps should stay raw.
Re: Hunt by cobalt 21-Oct-02/9:14 AM
Excellent edit.
Re: Unadorned by w~* ATHENA *~w 21-Oct-02/8:52 AM
Silent voices cannot be heard. I couldn't read any further after that.
Re: Plucking hearts and banjo by horus8 21-Oct-02/8:46 AM
Very good. malaria net and huck fin are my favorites. Its errol flynn isn't it?
Re: One liners for the ladies by INTRANSIT 21-Oct-02/8:36 AM
The clover doesn't so much feed honey as affect it. would it work as
The clover affects the honey
The way you affect my soul.
Re: unprepared by Aggreddion 21-Oct-02/8:13 AM
There's quite a few typos. this doesn't flow very well, I think partially because of the afore mentioned.
Re: Hedgehog's Dilemma by Shin-Bojangles 21-Oct-02/7:50 AM
You love to speak to the select few, and I am not included.
Re: Cancer Haikus by poetandknowit 19-Oct-02/8:06 PM
Somehow I overlooked these. Semillas de tus agonias. 2 nights ago I met a boy who's mother died when he was sixteen. I said that must of been awful, and he replied ' I was 16, I hated her'.
Re: a comment on The generosity of others. by darby pyn 19-Oct-02/5:55 PM
You have to play with the words, the way you would play with sounds to create melodies. I'ts a very creative thing, my favorite part of writing. Re-arranging the furniture til I get the room the way I want it. I have my supicions about ADD. It seems an easy excuse for everything. I can't concetrate enough on the routine things, paying bills for example, I 'm always runing aroun at the last minute, or putting my keys int he same place twice. But if I'm doing something I'm meant to do, then I could do it for hours
Re: Mi Virgin De Guadalupe by slipping 19-Oct-02/3:19 PM
Fascinating. She's such a powerful symbol. I love her mystery and her maternal, unconditional mercy. The 1st stanza is perfect but the 2nd falls apart slightly. Slightly. Soem typos and bad grammer but over all can be worked into art. Thanks for being here.


Next 20 Top Previous 20




Track and Plan your submissions ; Read some Comics ; Get Paid for your Poetry
PoemRanker Copyright © 2001 - 2024 - kaolin fire - All Rights Reserved
All poems Copyright © their respective authors
An internet tradition since June 9, 2001