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  • Other Poetry Re: My Cowardice

    Cheers, CarsandGuitars - I changed the title now lol s ohpefully it wont put ppl off anymore. Ta for the review. :D

    Dec 9, 2004
  • Other Poetry Re: My Cowardice

    Ah, the poem born of one of my many - well, passions. Its OK I guess, nothing spectacular. But hell if it dont get right down and dirty with the ...

    Dec 8, 2004
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: The Boy Who Swallowed the Universe

    Thanks guys! I will work on that cliche ending though, Nate, ta - and I'd be honoured if you read it to those kids :D Thanks again for the input, ...

    Dec 8, 2004
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Portrait of a Life

    I'm not sure what I meant to say in this. I was toying with something I read in a book once, that there are some people who shouldnt stand to ...

    Dec 8, 2004
  • Lounge, The Re: A YWS member bonding activity

    Whee! I am the first representative of my own little corner of the globe - New Zealand! I once saw this ad from overseas about NZ on "The Funniest Advertisements ...

    Dec 8, 2004
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The ballad of moon and son

    Beautiful. Truly beautiful. Days and nights and eons ago the sun ran away from the moon. he went to parts unknown--the universe he said, was his oyster. Love this section. ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Adventures in Yellow

    I'm sure you're tired of hearing this, but I LOVE this poem. The whole things. Utterly. Especially the title, which is what drew me to it in the first place. ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The Gates

    Interesting...not the kind of rhyme scheme I would personally have chosen, but it works. I like the first two verses OK but in the third you changed the rhyme scheme ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The City at the End of the Hall

    You are most welcome, penny :) I like dashes. Pauses without full-stops, changes of ideas, hyphens...lovely dashes LOL. By the way, kudos on the title, too - I love it!

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Blue

    I changed particular to boundless...dunno if it works any better though. Gah! I love the poem but I cant seem to...those last few lines...[wrestles with poem, which doesnt seem to ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The City at the End of the Hall

    Once again, I love it. How do you do that? Maybe a minute amount of polishing to be done in the though... The lights in the city always go out ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Lounge, The Re: Good Fantasy Books

    I've read Timeline - I'd say its science fiction, and the book is great, much better than the movie. Some fantasy I'd recommend - definitely Diana Wynne Jones and Ursula ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Blue

    I'm not sure about this one - I think the last few lines could use a bit of work. Any suggestions? Blue I look down at your face - Your ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Only Human

    I confess, I do love the word honey. Sweet and thick and yummy! You'll probably notice I reuse ideas and impressions because they go with so much in my mind ...

    Dec 7, 2004
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: The Very Last Drop

    Awesome! Seriously, I loved this poem - I'm not sure why, but it 'tickled my fancy' as they say, lol. Like wine, there is something in this poem that lurks ...

    Dec 7, 2004


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