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Re: The Vacuum
This is a pseudo-intellectual piece of garbage. Your point was weakly construed and wrong. "People will not necessarily be transient." The sad truth is: we are. "The rumour that they ...
Mar 17, 2005 -
Re: Life is a load of Free Stuff
You stole this from Senor_Saurkraut at TYWC/Scissorquiz on YWS. Please don't plagiarize, it diminishes everyone. Here's the original:
Mar 17, 2005 -
Re: Life
Can we say, "lame-o"? Please try to steer away from describing to me what life is. I subscribe to my own philosophy, and this was little short of garbage. You ...
Mar 15, 2005 -
Re: compensated beauty
A romanticized piece. But you pulled it off well, not sounding to cheesy or moonstruck. I liked this poem, but then again, I'm a fan of compensated dating (in theory, ...
Mar 11, 2005 -
Re: ten years (very...pathetic...I CAN'T WRITE ANYMORE!!!)
This: darkness also known as the past. Would be fine as: darkness also known as the past I think "lame" is a very good word for this poem, although you're ...
Mar 11, 2005 -
Re: Shadow Walkers
Well, everyone seems to enjoy it. So let me break this moment of reminiscent praise and say that it was "okay." I didn't understand the point you were trying to ...
Mar 11, 2005 -
Re: To Feel One's Pain; To Feel One's Joy
Try to evade words that end in "ness." Such as "deadness," which has got to be the stupidest word I have ever heard. This poem was not very...mmm...emotionally or logically ...
Mar 11, 2005 -
Re: The Sea of Night
"After all these years"? You're...14, you know? Unless you suffer from the Oedipus Complex, I think you romanticized the poem and metastasized it into something putridly manic. At any rate... ...
Mar 11, 2005 -
Re: Neuralgia
This is way too abstract. Like I've said before, you could be a great poet if you would stop combining words and forming images, like "plastic rain" or "I spit ...
Mar 7, 2005 -
Re: I'm not searching for a poem, I'm looking for morals
It's aim was to profess a certain moral philosophy of perverseness. Not in the hey-little-kid-want-candy pervert, but the kind who realizes only a few, select persons will ever alter the ...
Mar 6, 2005 -
Re: You want to speak the truth
:returns from bathroom after puking: I'm afraid to inform you this was not a poem; it was a cliched interrogation of a person you probably don't know all that well. ...
Mar 6, 2005 -
Re: Animal Farm
Orwellian political thinking isn't my cup of tea, per se. A lot of his predictions are extreme, and the only reason why any of them have survived is because of ...
Mar 6, 2005 -
Re: Love in P-land America (OVER SIXTEEN)
Nah, I don't mind vulgarity and profanity in poetry (look at my poetry and my stories). But there is a proper way that can add to the poem, and there ...
Mar 5, 2005 -
Re: don't laugh...no title
Because this is one of those poems that is best left unscathed and unrevised (minus the grammatical errors) unless you want to stipulate changing the whole poem, I am going ...
Mar 4, 2005 -
Re: to tell you that i know
To verbose. You could have eliminated and assimilated many lines, some of which were redundant. However, this is not a very oft written thing; most poems about parents become rants ...
Mar 3, 2005
