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Post by Al Truest on Dec 9, 2005 4:40:30 GMT
I actually was wanting to continue the thread as well to post what I found to be frickin hilarious in my research - click herePaul this wasn't you was it?
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Post by karmamama on Dec 9, 2005 5:53:32 GMT
I actually was wanting to continue the tread as well to post what I found to be frickin hilarious in my research - click herePaul this wasn't you was it? Better TREAD carefully then
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 9, 2005 12:44:03 GMT
I actually was wanting to continue the tread as well to post what I found to be frickin hilarious in my research - click herePaul this wasn't you was it? Better TREAD carefully then Everybody's an editor. This one slipped through spell check.
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Post by Sheila on Dec 9, 2005 16:09:19 GMT
So I guess my veggie sausage poem was a no go then? Fine, extra pepperoni please... (I was trying to continue the tread thread too but okay whatever.)
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 9, 2005 16:49:59 GMT
So I guess my veggie sausage poem was a no go then? Fine, extra pepperoni please... (I was trying to continue the tread thread too but okay whatever.) Jeez, who said anything about a 'no go'. Most of my poetry gets little or no response. Ya gotta just keep chugging along,
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Post by Sheila on Dec 9, 2005 17:43:54 GMT
Jeez, who said anything about a 'no go'. Most of my poetry gets little or no response. Ya gotta just keep chugging along, Oui there I go again, aye, sensitive Little (gonna quote Barbarella here) "goober"! Hey, we have a plane in the middle of the street here! (Yeah what does that have to do with the price of rice in China, Sheila? ::grabs at straws: Misinterpretation needlessly yields sensitive emotions sometimes successfully yanking good discussion never realizing god**nm misunderstandings solidifying grotesque evaluation not terrific clarification notorious surmounting gushing golden nuances soul lost, therein neverending.
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 9, 2005 20:58:37 GMT
Jeez, who said anything about a 'no go'. Most of my poetry gets little or no response. Ya gotta just keep chugging along, Oui there I go again, aye, sensitive Little (gonna quote Barbarella here) "goober"! Hey, we have a plane in the middle of the street here! (Yeah what does that have to do with the price of rice in China, Sheila? ::grabs at straws: Misinterpretation needlessly yields sensitive emotions sometimes successfully yanking good discussion never realizing god**nm misunderstandings solidifying grotesque evaluation not terrific clarification notorious surmounting gushing golden nuances soul lost, therein neverending.That's the most wonderful poem ever written! Sorry, was that over the top. ;D Actually it is very good. Making sense and especially having any kind of rhyme or reason is very difficult with this form. You do seem to have a knack for it. Keep it up and push the envelope. I have gotten much better (I think, anyway ) just by experimenting. You can't let no comment stop you. Unless people start start sending private messages for me to hang it up, I will continue to write. I must however assume that with over 3, 500 views in the poetry threads that people are reading. Sometimes folks will read and admire without comment. I'd like to hear some general commentary from other members that read the creative writing threads and rarely if ever comment. Do you guys see these as interesting or just annoying. You don't need to be specific to any person or entry; but some constructive criticism or encouragement would be helpful.
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 9, 2005 21:24:14 GMT
Oui there I go again, aye, sensitive Little (gonna quote Barbarella here) "goober"! Hey, we have a plane in the middle of the street here! (Yeah what does that have to do with the price of rice in China, Sheila? ::grabs at straws: Misinterpretation needlessly yields sensitive emotions sometimes successfully yanking good discussion never realizing god**nm misunderstandings solidifying grotesque evaluation not terrific clarification notorious surmounting gushing golden nuances soul lost, therein neverending.That's the most wonderful poem ever written! Sorry, was that over the top. ;D Actually it is very good. Making sense and especially having any kind of rhyme or reason is very difficult with this form. You do seem to have a knack for it. Keep it up and push the envelope. I have gotten much better (I think, anyway ) just by experimenting. You can't let no comment stop you. Unless people start start sending private messages for me to hang it up, I will continue to write. I must however assume that with over 3, 500 views in the poetry threads that people are reading. Sometimes folks will read and admire without comment. I'd like to hear some general commentary from other members that read the creative writing threads and rarely if ever comment. Do you guys see these as interesting or just annoying. You don't need to be specific to any person or entry; but some constructive criticism or encouragement would be helpful. I'd like to comment on the fact that for someone who professes to offer valid commentary that this cited post reflects a maladroit proliferation of the word 'comment' or it's derivative. Any other comments? (sorry for the lazy editing)
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Post by Adey on Dec 11, 2005 2:12:14 GMT
I'll comment for what it's worth..
I do like to read the creative writing threads - infact I read every post - and have enjoyed some of the work greatly. However, I couldn't possibly comment on every new piece of work. With the best will in the world I'd either run out of things to say or would come across as some second rate editor/ill-informed critic with nothing better to do other than inflicting my unqualified opinion on the very personal work that folks here are sharing. I'll certainly comment on something that particularly moves me, or try and encourage a.n.other who's new to the game here.
I hope that's sufficient - certainly it's the best way in which I can support these threads. I have even been known to contribute myself on rare occasions..
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Post by lost boy on Dec 15, 2005 3:57:56 GMT
charisma assaults severe erudition numbs salacious sentiments sever relationships salesmanship precludes salvation now.
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Post by Uno on Dec 18, 2005 4:42:53 GMT
Still lamentations soar raucous sentiments shrill libations sublimations sympathetic cause escalation non-proliferation needless synergy yields.
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Post by LilyWhite on Dec 20, 2005 3:20:28 GMT
Al Truest, for what it's worth, I read and love your poetry but don't comment for fear my comments would sound stupid. I don't just want to post "Hey that's great!" but sometimes I feel that way and have nothing more intellegent to say. In fact this may turn out bad but I am going to attempt one of these inspired by the song Aerial. Forgive me I am a novice.
Bird, deep purple, eloquently yips so onward Delicious sounds, singing gorgeous songs. Savoring glorious surreal listening Gone eternally?
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 20, 2005 22:16:14 GMT
Thank you Lily. I'll continue to post as though I had good sense. And I do enjoy when others contribute here. Your foray was remarkably good.
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Post by Al Truest on Dec 21, 2005 1:09:37 GMT
Nurses
Sphygnomonometer read dat thermometer regulate environments succor requirements shave epidermis shove enema apparatus supplement therapies summarize Euripides
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Post by LilyWhite on Dec 21, 2005 3:32:54 GMT
Yikes! That's why I won't even watch ER let alone get into the medical business! I enjoyed the grotesqueness nonetheless. And about your comment:
Thank kindly you understandingly yelling "GO" Onward do our reticence eat through hellish hovering globs sadly yearning goodness---Sustain!
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