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Re: Surreality
"Love of mine, someday you will die -- but I'll be close behind, I'll follow you into the dark.." --Death Cab for Cutie There's no definite placement to any of ...
Jun 3, 2007 -
Re: The Warm Glass Window
Kitty -- Seeing as this poem is freestyle, capital letters are not necessary. The uniform lowercase implies this system. My focus was meant to be on the stars' absense in ...
May 27, 2007 -
Re: cradling into death
shhhh... This seems so informal compared to the rest of the poem. I'd suggest something along the lines of "shush" or just "shh" (two h's) if you want to keep ...
May 26, 2007 -
Re: The Warm Glass Window
as i leave the smell of sound behind with the city, my marveled stars begin to grow cold and darkling: there is only beauty in the presence of life. each ...
May 26, 2007 -
Re: First and Last, Beginning and End
I love your poetry, Cameron, but the beginning of your work is always vague and somewhat whimsical, like this is an unplanned tangent. It isn't, of course, and comes together ...
May 24, 2007 -
Re: Amnesty International
I loved the use of style here, how the reader is so immersed in the pure atmosphere, which is entirely realistic, that they do not release the emotions they are ...
May 24, 2007 -
Re: Le Printemps de Nouveau Commencements
The French version reads beautifully. Simplicity is best pulled off with a language that is far from simple .. at least to those with English as a first language. Next ...
May 24, 2007 -
Re: Thinking of Things Unsaid
To make any poem worthwhile, the less extra words, the better. To make a short poem worthwhile, what is said in the short amount of space must have gravity far ...
May 24, 2007 -
Re: E'in Sof
The beginning dragged me in. It was interesting, full of images, beautifully tying into each other. And then this system was just repeated and dragged out through the rest of ...
May 22, 2007 -
Re: To Xanthan Gum
The words I had to say had washed up at the bottom of a tin can of cancer - it's hollow ring sounding church bells in my head, while my ...
May 21, 2007 -
Re: The Bible is Full of Incest
shriek -- Firstly, my gratitude is boundless. You have no idea how much this in-depth critique helped me to understand the foundations of my own style. For a while I've ...
May 21, 2007 -
Re: Character Answer Game
Yes, I could. The only way how, though, would probably be by not realizing what I was actually doing. -- Dr. Jon Brion Have you ever tasted rain before it ...
May 16, 2007 -
Re: The Bible is Full of Incest
cadmium: Spliced - split apart sliced - signs of abuse, cuts ShadowTwit: "full of" incest was an exaggeration. But Genesis 20: 11-12, Genesis 4: 26, Genesis 4: 3-8, Exod. 6: ...
May 16, 2007 -
Re: The Bible is Full of Incest
S(p)liced thighs form his bedspread these days. He teaches her independence in self-consummation - makes her spine by breaking backbones with granite fists. She sobs that she's bleeding white bits ...
May 15, 2007 -
Re: Passport photo
I applied for a new passport today. Took my photo at the booth. Snap. Poker face. This abrupt beginning, which suits the feeling of "snap. poker face" continues throughout the ...
May 15, 2007
