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ZanyPlebeian

  • Dramatic Poetry Re: graveyards and roses (me and you)

    Pretty piece. I think it was a bit obvious...anytime wilted roses enter poetry, you're treading on old ground and it's hard to make it seem fresh and new. But still ...

    Apr 2, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: 14 - there's no time for you

    This was intriguing...I didn't like the first stanza very much at all, but you convinced me in the second and third ones. Oh, one thing though...I hate the use of ...

    Apr 2, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: use me

    This was too typical I felt. There was nothing glaringly cliche, but the whole piece moved together in such a way that I feel I could have read this in ...

    Apr 2, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: Siete Vulcano

    Run to the pound, boy, run It's there you'll be when you've found it. I'm not clove-hooved It's okay to get close to me--you say Siete Vulcano I say no, ...

    Apr 1, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: Drugged Diatribe

    I wrote it when I was high....

    Mar 30, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: [untitled]

    [untitled] An Experimental Piece “Begin your poem with a quote—it increases the impact and provides excellent voice.” Love is like Macbeth weeping over feminine beards. “Who is your audience?

    Mar 28, 2006
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Noises in the night

    Very nice read. I don't have any specific problems with it, but I would like to commend you on how you pulled off the rhyme. It felt natural. That is ...

    Mar 26, 2006
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Memoires of Poison-Kissings

    Psy--when you put your poetry up for critique, and someone critiques it, it is not the time to become defensive and try to explain yourself; rather, it's time to either ...

    Mar 26, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: freedom

    Psy, You overlooked the plentiful (and quite rare) praise I dropped on you. I didn't think this was weird at all--rather, I thought it was very beautiful. There was just ...

    Mar 26, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Only A Lost Child

    Only a Lost Child "To betray is to love without choosing," you said as we stood alone at twilight. I only bit the inside of my lip and looked at ...

    Mar 24, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: rip

    This was written technically well, but not terribly originally. I did see a fine number of cliches in it, though they didn't make me hate the poem. I would have ...

    Mar 24, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: freedom

    I wasn't going to do a full critique, but... [comments], {remove}, (add) freedom 3-23-06 Freedom [a very hard topic to write about, because it's been done so many times before. ...

    Mar 24, 2006
  • Other Poetry Re: Ramona

    Fourth stanza, I could swear you ripped that off from Dylan. You did, didn't you? If you didn't, you ripped it off from someone. I'm on to you. It fits, ...

    Mar 24, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: But lo! She stirs

    I understood the message on a second reading. I like the theme of this piece, but to me it appears to be making too much of an attempt at a ...

    Mar 24, 2006
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: It's called imploding

    This one didn't emotionally connect to me as well as some of your pervious work. Technically, it's very well-done, but there's something missing just below the surface. I know that's ...

    Mar 24, 2006


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