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Re: A Pierced Heart
So, what you've got here is a perfectly good poem...that "rambles". "Rambles" in the sense of the word that it talks about nothing. Why do I think so? First, you ...
Apr 20, 2008 -
Re: Le Ballet Volé
Haha hilarious. "a tutu for your naked flesh"...genius. However, Snoink, there is a MAJOR, MAJOR problem. A problem that can only be solved with the help of... the metaphormeister! METAPHORMEISTER: ...
Apr 20, 2008 -
Re: palestinian child
Well, I am Israeli, so of course I came onto this post with heightened senses and increased curiosity. I wasn't surprised much: just a few well-spoken propaganda words with no ...
Apr 14, 2008 -
Re: I'm better than you...
Wow... A little bit on the unprofessional side, but still very enigmatic(ally arrogant). Full of Rocky Horror and bloodthirsty Guns & Roses, this truly rang of the "I Love Rock ...
Apr 14, 2008 -
Re: Hallelujah
I can't agree more with Colleen. The rhetorical ?'s must go, and the complete stream-of-conciousness style is too much. I liked some parts of it, though some other parts felt ...
Apr 2, 2008 -
Re: War.. (not finished yet... help would be appreciated)
A couple grammer mistakes: "My body you will burried, " "For what you're living for," Overall, this was good--as a normal lyric. I think you could do so much more ...
Apr 1, 2008 -
Re: But You Can't See In
Very unexpected. This was delicious, like a feel-good indie movie in a very random week when you are struggling with the meaning of life in etc. etc. I like this. ...
Apr 1, 2008 -
Re: Cutthroat
This seems more like an experiment than a real, solid poem. The entire structure threw me off a little, though I generally liked the paced, chopped lines and wildly astounding ...
Mar 31, 2008 -
Re: The Ribbon.
I liked it. Your description, it's so crisp, up to the point: "It curls with the air currents, flickering With the light flap of nonexistent wings, " Beautiful. Though the ...
Mar 31, 2008 -
Re: painful break up
Oh no! How can he break up with you! I feel so...sad! I am so incredibly sorry! To help: Dump this poem. It's madness. Or at least overhaul it and ...
Mar 25, 2008 -
Re: Lemon Sonata
Nice! I liked it. It was really simple. The specific line where I really felt the emotion, or more simply my favorite line, is like the slow and delicate samba ...
Mar 25, 2008 -
Re: Play House [Part #02]
II. une tâche de montagne there is a mountain between what he conceives and all the capacity he has for becoming himself. like Alps-Maritime rising over cool, blue Mediterranean gulf— ...
Mar 24, 2008 -
Re: Play House [Part #01]
[pre]Play House I. Le Petit Enfant Scientifique my little scientist on the floor, building blocks of color, something like Tetris; or, pricking the center of june- bugs and beetles: green ...
Mar 24, 2008 -
Re: Ignore, Accidental Post
Good job BBB! This was a perfectly acceptable poem, BBB, and it's great that you scraped that previous critique. Basically, this is more like a simple, bland, bad prose scribble ...
Mar 21, 2008 -
Re: For Eva, Dreaming
So, Bobby--this is good, but compared to your usual work, this is completely blunt, overstated, and, I must agree, rambling. "crap poet" On first read, it's good, but it gets ...
Mar 20, 2008
