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Critiquing the Critics Clau; babymaking, my panties, now. MB: "Ditto", not "Dido", Dido's a mythical character immortalized in a a Purcell opera, with her name stolen by a nonabrasive if ...

I love the haze of it, the numb of it, you know. There's a kind of hoarse desperation to Jeremy and Richard, like a small and profoundly impotent dog trying ...

Goodness Gracious Mary Agnes, where are all the replies to this? And so luke-warm comments. Your work is untouched my mediocrity, and yet the awkward blubling of the unformed thought.. ...

I woke to stiff red numbers. And shrieking. I like that. You go for the sensation rather than naming it. Evocative. Your first lines are almost like lyrics, with the ...

May I use my little, fumbled and ill-worded knowledge to dispute the noble opinions preceding mine, even though trying to shred Inc's work is a worthy cause, one I subscribe ...

This generation is a wicked generation; it seeks for a sign, and yet no sign shall be given to it... —Luke 11:29 Very evocative. Brooding, but deliciously so. Okay, I ...

Delicate, lyrical and very funny indeed. I am amused. Technically, this is not a haiku, it is a senryu. A haiku relates to nature, environment, usually they're pastoral in nature. ...

Ahh, I remember reading this book. If you want, you can link it back to Frankenstein's monster, the architypal misunderstood outcast. What you didn't mension at all was that Lennie ...

Mm, I disagree with Cadmium, I thought 'genius' worked, and I love your reasoning behind it. I think if you'd put more rigid rhyming it would have seem contrived. It's ...

b] Prologue[/b] Reader, can I ask you what a crime is to you? Is it the rape of an innocent little girl who put herself out on the street in ...