Re: a genius by moonUnit	16-Oct-02/1:16 PM
I can hear the beams failing at L13. Creeeeeeeak, splat!
Re: Confessor's Nightcap by Limness	16-Oct-02/1:12 PM
You are very sexy.
Re: On a chill morning by razorgrin	16-Oct-02/11:32 AM
Excellent, excellent.
Re: Homemade Greetings by jessicazee	16-Oct-02/8:43 AM
Fanfuckintastic. I am clicking print.
Re: going to lie with the devil by crin	16-Oct-02/8:20 AM
"but I always betray myself....." is novel and good, leaving fingerprints is also a good image. The rest is boring. A conversation heard at the back of the bus.
Re: like love in the movies by crin	16-Oct-02/8:16 AM
The title is fantastic. I think I'll steal it. the poem itself I'm disappointed to say is cliche and predictable.
Re: I am Cuba by cacophony	15-Oct-02/9:58 PM
Great beginnings. Heart murmur/clock is a terrific metaphor, whether politica, social or personal. The last stanza does not stand up to the intelligence of the first.
Re: a comment on Reptiles & Dust - Part One by Wulf	15-Oct-02/9:51 PM
I am a half-wit in comparison to your prolificness. How can I open my mind like this? A hive thrown to the ground, cracked open and revealing it's store. I shall read all the rest.
Re: Bowed by <~>	15-Oct-02/10:57 AM
You are too much a good thing. You strike at my heart, and I am grateful for it.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/10:39 AM
I interpreted the title as that imagined place. Doan's country. Our country. The space between.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/10:35 AM
Yes, yes. And I have an amnesia of sorts. You own the photographs that revel myself to me. Both as a person and as a poet. Would it work as "your humming"?
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/10:27 AM
The poem speaks, but as you said it is just a baby. a beautiful baby. Please, if you do't mind, I really would like your honest opinion on my poems. You started once, but never came back to it. I respect your abilities as a writer and I hope to improve, so if you have some time help me out.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/10:11 AM
Yes but this scar is mine, or so you said. Perhaps one of "loves lies", if so do not destroy the illusion with the truth.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/10:07 AM
You're so right. That's how I know something's finished. what I love in other poems of yours. I knew the words came from a tango, and you picked them so well. I don't have a copy of this one, do you know the title? I'm glad you like the station. My birthday present to you. Bringing history is important. You know more about my homeland then I. I am it, you have studied it. That reminds me, "Teacher and apprentice to..." shouldn't it be too? I think you should end the line with apprentice.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/9:56 AM
Yes and no. Ardent is more an..., I can't explain it well but I'll try. In english we use burning to mean desire. In Spanish it is not so. Ardent, in Spanish is not a true burning it is more the sensation you get when you've touched posion ivy. An extreme irritation. And then there is the sound of the words.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/9:51 AM
We are surrounded by n ocean of chaperones. This, for me, is a safe adventure. He stays in his row-boat, I stay in mine. I love the inspiration and the relating. Like building a house together for the poemes to live in.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/9:47 AM
On second thought it shouldn't be burning lips. It should be ardent lips.
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/9:43 AM
The roots are taking hold, but no blossoms yet. "To leave a promise on burning lips" "I long to calm your madness/With loves lies"
Re: a comment on One Country by poetandknowit	15-Oct-02/9:35 AM
I didn't really get the last stanza til last night. Good job. I thought you were speaking only of your losses and then I saw it. Will you have that scar on your chin forever?
Re: Rummage Sales by jessicazee	15-Oct-02/9:28 AM
Delightful.