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  • Other Poetry Re: werewords

    So. The first two parts are absolutely magnificent. I loved all the alliteration (sp?), and the religious-sexual mentions. This poem makes me really happy, even though it's like all dark ...

    Mar 3, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: the pain of art

    Don’t leave me this way she said with her fat lip and blood trickling --down, down, her chin like a vein growing on her dark skin it’s pulsing, a red ...

    Mar 3, 2009
  • Romantic Short Stories Re: Goddess

    I am sitting next to a goddess, a goddess but also a demon from Hell; smoking her cigar while I chew the tip of my pencil like she’s fresh from ...

    Mar 2, 2009
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: Skinny Images in the Media

    The true irony is that while magazine models, pageant contestants, and other female role models in the media have slimmed down, the average women has actually become heavier due to ...

    Jan 12, 2009
  • Research Archives Re: Rape victims

    the victim. They can give a description of the aggressor, but the doctor can only prove whether one was raped or not.

    Jan 11, 2009
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: 'There is no long-term solution to Middle East tensions.'

    Fighting between Isreal and Palestine have gone on for centuries. I don't see how the UN or some thin treaty can stop it entirely.

    Jan 10, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Scottsdale 101

    It's a prostitute because it sells you its soul but leaves you unsatisfied, and the bit about Babel is showing it's power rather than beauty/refineness.

    Jan 10, 2009
  • Research Archives Re: Japan/China/Asia/Geisha

    Rice paste my butt. Moving on. I happen to be asian and a buddhist, so ill help. 1. The buddhist symbol is a lotus flower, which represent you (the flower) ...

    Jan 9, 2009
  • Media Reviews Re: The Classics and Philosophy thread

    Oscar Wilde is delicious. I adore edgar allen poe, also. I'm so glad someone loves Rebecca too! Wooo! But dickens is awesome. Philophy: jung is great, along with confucious (although ...

    Jan 9, 2009
  • Media Reviews Re: A poll

    Emily for me. I liked jane eyre fine but wuthering heights is one of the most romantic, heartwrenching books I've ever read. It has a much more profound effect on ...

    Jan 9, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Scottsdale 101

    Scottsdale 101 From the corner of 42nd and Shea, my city is a prostitute. She lives on the skin of my existence, in my pores, and when the lampposts shine ...

    Jan 9, 2009
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: Skinny Images in the Media

    I would like to point out that many would feel disgusted to see fat people on screen. Sure, do they have to be stick-skinny? No. But that doesn't mean we ...

    Jan 9, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Old Poem

    Hello, I thought the piece, overall, was a bit confusing and also un-lyrical. Try reading more poetry, and giving clear yet poetic meaning to the poem. I fight, I brawl, ...

    Jan 9, 2009
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: 'Censorship limits free speech and so should be banned.'

    Well, I think that there should be some degree of censoring, if only for young children. Take ratings on movies or video games: Clearly, censorship is nessesary to protect younger ...

    Jan 8, 2009
  • Science-Fiction Short Stories Re: The Only Game In Town

    Hello, I'd like to start out by telling you the positives. this was an amazing work of literature and I was immensely impressed by the flow, diction, and use of ...

    Jan 8, 2009


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