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  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Busybodies

    Trident: You write about the magic of everyday life without believing in said magic. At the end of the day, I'm left wondering what you're trying to do with this. ...

    Dec 8, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: Thanks Dad

    pandoraswritings-- This is junk. The "alas, poor me--it's your fault" theme generates no conceivable interest that I can see. Fill out the proper EPA forms and throw this out. Best, ...

    Dec 8, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: They can not be...

    pandoraswritings-- What is this? Overmodified. Underconceived, clumsy narrative, for example: "I stop and smile, And think a while, At the things that can not be. Like a homeless man, You ...

    Dec 8, 2006
  • Lyric Poetry Re: Chaotic

    Gabrielle-- This is very weak. You have four scenes where you encounter emotion and they aren't particularly interesting either in isolation or in combination. At the end, what's the reader ...

    Dec 8, 2006
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: The Christian Legacy

    Backgroundbob: It would be nice to think belief works that simply, but I rather think it's not so; the mind's working out of what it considers true and false (and ...

    Dec 7, 2006
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: The Christian Legacy

    All: I am firstly a dialectical materialist with an interest in theology: materialists are the only true believers. A Lacanian joke is in order to illustrate the nature of belief: ...

    Dec 7, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: Currently Untitled

    Cicero-- The problem is: this never escapes your navel. You go on and on about "me" as if anybody could possibly care. Writing about geography is a difficult task since ...

    Dec 7, 2006
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: The Christian Legacy

    A minimal coordinate system of humanity: desire and ideology. Operative ideology impelled by desire to control; desire to control impelled by operative ideology. We watch—pay to watch—people hurt

    Dec 7, 2006
  • Fanfiction Short Stories Re: love hina

    kaolin-- You'll notice this is a writing website. Writing incorporates spelling, grammar and structure. This failed on all three acounts. Best, Brad

    Dec 7, 2006
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: McMillan Bridge Pt One

    Trident: This is well-above the level of fiction posted here. I am afraid we are simply inadequate to give your piece the kind of treatment it deserves. A suggestion for ...

    Dec 6, 2006
  • Narrative Poetry Re: What meets the eye

    Hi _fallingstar_, I've read ECGs more interesting than this. I have no idea why you attempted to roll out your narrative in some sort of summary, but it doesn't appear ...

    Dec 6, 2006
  • Lyric Poetry Re: New Mother

    Trident-- I agree with rosethorn. I love the length; it kept my nausea to a minimum. As a poem, it left everything unturned--no revelations, no thoughtful inquiries. Best, Brad

    Dec 5, 2006
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Lucid dreams

    politicaltinkerbell-- This is way over-the-top with its larger-than-life "diagonal universes" and "souls to sell." Trying to be profound rarely coincides with actually being profound. As for the rest

    Dec 5, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: In Memory of Kelsey

    xanthan_gum-- An irrational act rendered in irrational prose. You've done much better than this little ditty. The poem says (I suppose metaphorically) that you have ceased to apply your hand ...

    Dec 5, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: Revised Addiction

    metritis-- Stop thrashing at the keyboard. The least you could do is manage a half-way coherent poem for us to respond to. That, or you should take up kayaking. Best, ...

    Dec 5, 2006


The last of the human freedoms is to choose one's attitudes.
— Viktor Frankl