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Today, 09:23 AM
Anything about the struggle of youthful love, at my age, is optimistic to me. But yes, you are right that your poems aren't outright optimistic.
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Today, 09:12 AM
Political theory and hifalutin talk
Could'a made Otto Von Bismarck say, "Guten Tag"
But with baby on board
T'was Jane, Bill adored
Matty and Phil...
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Today, 08:53 AM
symmetry
of minds
conjurs up
a sound
the cuckoo
flew a round
and big
to
small
uccount
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Today, 08:16 AM
It was reported in our paper last week that a beloved football star was accused of calling another footballer gay but he put the record straight by...
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Today, 07:32 AM
That's certainly different to Mozart!
Well I'm 95% an ale man as you know, but occasionally I like a bit of red wine or bottle of...
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Today, 06:32 AM
It's obvious what inspires you to write - but it's a bit samey after a while. Borderline Greetings Card versing when it's this slushy.
H
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Today, 06:29 AM
hehe - not so much the weather (sleet and hailstones in May for goodness' sake) as life being too short to spend time trawling through the rest of...
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Today, 05:20 AM
Great idea. A must in the lazy genre is the book by Tom Hodgkinson How to be Idle, it's practically the idle manifesto.
I intend to bike out to a...
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Today, 05:08 AM
beauty
has
a season
life
its
real reason
let's
paint it
black and white
and it is
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Today, 05:05 AM
this is poetry tracking meaning one posts a poem and the next posts a another one in RESPONSE to it and so on and so forth.
like a chain poetry if...
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Today, 05:01 AM
Monday being a holiday (both in the UK and the US, I believe), this weekend begs to be dedicated to the laziness.
Share your own lazy episodes,...
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Today, 04:01 AM
I do get offended usually, and sometimes I don’t forgive the offender. I was not like that in the past, but I feel I have changed a lot in last 3 or...
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Today, 03:57 AM
Submission
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Today, 03:51 AM
Come Together - The Beatles
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Today, 02:13 AM
I've talked to dozens of pedos online and one offline. Online culture is, in general, surprisingly tolerant of pedophiles (important point: AS LONG...
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Today, 01:37 AM
Oh dear, I pop a favorite something every few hours. As for languages, where do I start? I've been really obsessed with Gaelic sounds these days. I...
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Today, 01:22 AM
Inspired from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qn06W-iBfkQ
May be we'll tango in to the night
Tin candles and thin...
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Today, 12:27 AM
You are right. It has grown by leaps and bounds, but it is still severely lacking for how incredible his body of work really is, in my opinion. I...
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Yesterday, 11:48 PM
Haha! Optimistic is usually the last word used to describe my poetry. But, thank you :)
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Yesterday, 11:12 PM
I often use Kael as THE example of a critic when, even when their judgment is off, I still admire their ability to express their opinion...
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Yesterday, 10:53 PM
This writing style reminds me of another poet that hasn't posted in a while. His taste is sometimes "decadent", but despite this, I like his stuff. ...
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Yesterday, 10:52 PM
Ikiru is pretty damn popular; it's usually mentioned with Rashoman and Seven Samurai as being Kurosawa's best (I place it second). High and Low is...
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Yesterday, 10:49 PM
Prince- A nice tribute to this whose view's on religion should be respected.
In my household, my husband doesn't believe and I respect his...
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Yesterday, 10:46 PM
Sweet little piece. I like the optimistic view in your poetry. Cheers!
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Yesterday, 10:40 PM
Read the creation when you're straight... Ginsberg might have done better if he kept his head screwed on. I guess one thing that irks me is the...
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Yesterday, 10:09 PM
Thank you both Buh4Bee and Delta, I appreciate your comments and support.
Yes while this poem has personal significance to me, I usually do not...
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Yesterday, 09:54 PM
Never.
Would you climb a very tall tree?
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Yesterday, 09:48 PM
I am usually the offender. Lacking a mental filter is a handicap. Anyway, mostly I do not get offended, but I can if I feel unfairly judged or...
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Yesterday, 09:37 PM
Ah! Sneaky detail there. Have fun writing.
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Yesterday, 09:34 PM
I agree with the above post. I have had a prescription for emergencies in the past. Just for situations, in which I knew I would be unable to cope,...
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qimissung on 12-15-2012 at 01:13 AM
I live in the United States of America, and we had another school shooting today. With horror I listened to the news reports that a gunman had gone into an elementary school and killed 27 people, 20 of them “children between the ages of 5 and 10.” And I listened tiredly and wearily to the usual rhetoric of the newscast without end as they recounted the “worst school shooting in an elementary school.”
I guess they are doing the best they can, but you simply can’t put a qualifier or adjective
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qimissung on 04-03-2012 at 11:05 PM
One of my former students-he graduated last year-was shot and killed last night around 10 o'clock.
He had just finished playing a game of basketball and was sitting in a car on a dark street, with his cousin. They were waiting for his cousin's ride when another car drove up. It was someone they knew and they argued over a girl his cousin had been seeing. The young man in the car pulled out a gun and shot them. Victor was shot two times in the back. He was treated at a nearby hospital,
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qimissung on 01-04-2012 at 01:24 PM
I read several good books in 2011. I read "Candide," "The Crying of Lot 49", "Housekeeping," "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," and "The Dubliners." I read others, but these I read last fall and today it is of "The Dubliners" I speak.
I've been wanting to read something by Joyce. Eventually I hope to read "Ulysses." I think that might be akin to saying that someday I'd like to climb Mount Everest, for
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qimissung on 12-27-2011 at 02:20 PM
looking at it I knew it was different
a bird's nest
full of hope and fear
and the cavalier fulsomeness of life
the blind ability to get up each day under the weight of it all
to go out every day believing you were one of the masses
dressed in the same uniform
believing the same things
that god is good
that love will find a way
believing or hoping to believe that
the others would not notice your vampiric differences
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qimissung on 12-04-2011 at 07:13 PM
I got up yesterday morning, a Saturday, around 5:45. I washed my face and dressed and walked to my car in the dark. I stopped by my local Starbucks and treated myself to a tall mocha.
I then made my way down Midway to 635; from there to Central Expressway from which I exited at Northwest Highway. My destination was the Half-Price Books located there, or rather the warehouse that I knew was located near it.
Once I arrived I noticed, somewhat to my chagrin, that there
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