poemranker ::20 most recent comments by Tarquin De La Bog (101-120)

Comments byTarquin De La Bog, 101–120 back. Include replies

on A piece i shall never play again by ==Doylum 14 Aug 2002, 4:51 PM
Not bad. 6. A nice ending, to what otherwise was a disappointing piece.
on Clit by unknown 14 Aug 2002, 9:46 AM
For an off-the-cuff, slapdash effort, not bad at all. 5. It made me smile. Still, I hope you didn't slave away on it.
on Decisions by x311 14 Aug 2002, 9:49 AM
Dull. 2. I read the whole poem, but the fact that I really couldn't care less about it before I got halfway through tells the whole story, me thinks.
on My Tolkien Fantasty by ==Doylum 14 Aug 2002, 4:27 PM
The title is inspired. 9. A very worthy Haiku.
on some deleted poem 14 Aug 2002, 9:56 AM
Inoffensive dross. 5. There's nothing here that incenses me, but then again, there's nothing to make me ever want to read it again.
on Tall can of Budweiser by bondjedi 14 Aug 2002, 10:07 AM
A successful Haiku makes words seem irrelevant. This has it in abundance. 9. Brilliant.
on Alone by Lil_Chick_512 14 Aug 2002, 4:26 PM
This is basic, yet fantastic. 10. The best piece of work I've read on this site.
on Wife beater t-shirt by bondjedi 14 Aug 2002, 4:32 PM
Wow! I laughed till I cried. 10. It's funny but profound. The title is absolute genius, and the Haiku does not fail to live up to it.
on some deleted poem 14 Aug 2002, 4:37 PM
It actually starts quite intriguingly, but rapidly descends into utter farce and shite. 1. If I were your vet, I'd put you out your misery.
on Strange but true by ==Doylum 14 Aug 2002, 4:39 PM
10. Words are inadequate to describe this brilliance.
on A little part by savannah 14 Aug 2002, 4:42 PM
This is tosh. 0. The first two lines are really good, but at the end the poem reads like a terribly cliched greeting card. Awful stuff.
on some deleted poem 14 Aug 2002, 4:44 PM
The use of punctuation in the first line, I like. The rest? I don't. 4.
on Exquisite Explosion by Venus 14 Aug 2002, 4:50 PM
I like this. 7. The use of language is well chosen and expressive. A nice poem.
Nice. Some really good lines, and the ending is powerful. 8. Would have scored even higher if it weren't a tad lengthy and colloquial in places.
on Salt by <~> 14 Aug 2002, 9:55 AM
Very good! 8. The form is great, and some of the imagery is nicely done - 'vinegar now in his kiss'. Just one thing though; there's no mention of Tequila!
on Thorns by poetandknowit 14 Aug 2002, 10:01 AM
Good so far, but it's too vague. 6. You've left me wanting more, which I suppose is a good thing, but I want to know more details about the situation you describe. If I was feeling harsh, I'd suggest the poem is wishy-washy toss, but I'm not. I like the way it is left open to interpretation.
on some deleted poem 14 Aug 2002, 10:09 AM
A job well done. 9. I love the idea of 'wafting warmth in still air'.
on the abandoned sea by crin 14 Aug 2002, 2:43 AM
I'm a fool for rhetorical questioning! 9. The poem is accessible but deep. Nice choice of words and images.
I think you succeed in creating a sniping mood and a sense of biting rhythm. 6.
on How much? by T.Becquerel II 14 Aug 2002, 10:18 AM
This I like. 7. It's quirky and different. A refreshing change.