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Re: we will dance
we're stuck in the throws of a victorian dance as we spin closer together then spin apart. you are my sun, i am the flower, i turn to you where ...
Sep 27, 2005 -
Re: experimental
As you know, because you're sitting behind me, I'm laughing my ASS off. This is def. one of those pieces where a bit of insight into the mind of Gal ...
Sep 27, 2005 -
Re: my sushi blueboy
I find myself wanting to meet Sean C. He seems like quite the character. I enjoy the fusion of words, though over using it can become a bit annoying. I ...
Sep 20, 2005 -
Re: Earthly Navigation
I think it's a bit ironic that you're writing poetry about being older and wiser, Incan, but whatev. until this one blooded the wide-line newsprint deemed fit I don't like ...
Sep 20, 2005 -
Re: Sex, Drugs and Rock n' Roll
There are instructions on how to use the "pre" button under each post window; make sure your BBC code is on (it's one of the options in your profile) and ...
Sep 13, 2005 -
Re: vch! a monologue for class
I will attest to the truthfulness of this monolouge. She did in fact scream holy shit. At the top of her lungs. I like that you included your motivation for ...
Sep 13, 2005 -
Re: reflection in the calm waters of a bathtub
Incan, you do have a way with words. I very much enjoy the way you've strung these words together, especially in the last stanza ("moving and unmoving"). However, it's all ...
Sep 9, 2005 -
Re: a poem (warning, this piece has a lot of adult language)
I echo Gal on her comment about American society, which you have to admit is at least some what true. Furthermore, I don't think that writing must be obscenity free ...
Sep 8, 2005 -
Re: Drowned
Quick little history lesson... The "Romantic" period in history is defined as being a time when art was meant to spark the imagination, and appeal to the senses. So I ...
Sep 8, 2005 -
Re: [Needs a good title...]
M'dear, this isn't so much a poem as it is a soliloquy. Or perhaps a monolouge sinced it is addressed to a second party? Either way, there's nothing wrong with ...
Feb 12, 2005 -
Re: The Fairy Tale of Childhood
Why is it a "callous" sacrifice? It doesn't seem to fit with the theme of your poem. Is callous actually the word you wanted? If it is, then you need ...
Feb 12, 2005 -
Re: Won't Catch Me
Well while the "haha your hair's aflame" line was a bit childish but altogether very amusing. Sounds British-rocker-esque, which makes sense... I agree, I like songs that get their point ...
Feb 11, 2005 -
Re: oh man
My body can't take the contortion Yet the stress does these things to me I thought I was normal or average I found out I'm a worthless nobody Firstly, cut ...
Jan 22, 2005 -
Re: Thought-Blossoms
Mesh, You rock my world!! I feel the same way about grammar and poetry. I agree, dispense with the commas. Would be to lessen the beauty Of buds erupting from ...
Dec 25, 2004 -
Re: One Week
This is fantastic... very funny and fun, and I LOVE the way you personify the days. The only thing that bugs me is that you don't seem to have a ...
Dec 21, 2004
