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...Created 2012-02-12 10:31:09 [ View Past Journals ]
Nothing
(By Ken Mikolowski)
can replace
poetry
in my life
and one day
surely
it will
(By Ken Mikolowski)
can replace
poetry
in my life
and one day
surely
it will
...Created 2012-02-12 10:31:09 [ View Past Journals ]
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| You’re welcome for the comment-
That’s what I would have said if you actually thanked me for the little comment I made on “Orangeâ€. The only way we can bring this site back is to actually start keeping the rules and sharing with one another... Even if you dislike someone’s poetry, my poetry, tell us why in a respectable and insightful way. Let’s work together to bring this site to the point to where it was most beneficial to the members. JP |
| | Posted on 2019-07-06 18:33:21 | by rev.jpfadeproof - [ Reply to This ] - |
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| You still have msgs on your page from 2016 which I find rather astonishing, then again you have pretty much always kept the one journal. I like that you work here, and the opportunity to read your work.
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| | Posted on 2018-09-20 11:54:56 | by Daniel Barlow - [ Reply to This ] - |
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| So.... if you believe in nothing, and I believe in everything, does that make us basically the same?
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| | Posted on 2016-09-14 17:35:24 | by BlankSheet - [ Reply to This ] - |
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| Hamfisted is a great word. A seldom used expression. I looked it up just to be sure, and after thinking about it overnight, I just want to express to you that while I understand your thoughts about your poetry, I have to respectfully disagree. At least from my perspective.
Here's the thing. You are a surrealist, there is no escaping it. There is also no escaping the fact that the person who is sure of his place in the world does not a poet make. You have the exact combination of inquisitiveness and uncertainty that enables you to paint with words, to make seemingly incongruous imagery come together and make sense. Your poetry is interpretive, so yes, it is soft, in a way, but concise. Poignant for me. Years ago I was on here with another alias, and I read some of your poems over and over, they really made an impression on me. On the other hand, I feel the same way about my work, and am also much more of a dreamer than a doer. Publishing is going to be a lot of typing. and editing. and running over the same material again and again; editing some more. Terrifying to someone with no self discipline and no attention span. But hey, you need to go at your own speed, create for love. I hope you always will. Erin |
| | Posted on 2016-08-31 19:41:53 | by BlankSheet - [ Reply to This ] - |
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| Hey there
Thanks for the comments. You're absolutely right. I'm not even sure Great Auk can be in iambic pentameter... I want to stress both of them naturally. And woe, I am bad at counting. I must have counted everything except "he says" on accident. I'll be sure to stop by later and read some of yours. That's a hella depressing poem you got there in your journal. But it can't be depressing without having some truth to it. The wells around here are running dry. |
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| | Posted on 2016-06-19 20:40:03 | by saartha - [ Reply to This ] - |
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