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Last edited by MisterSpider; 02-06-2011 at 02:11 AM.
I've discovered that my life is much more unencumbered now that I've had that procedure, THANK GOD. (lol)
Will you ever write a story for which no character will have cause to reproach you? (Stephen R. Donaldson: "The Creator" to Thomas Covenant)
Very cute. I enjoyed it very much, but don't bring your head near me, I love cheese. It goes well with apples.
my best,
apple
Oh, I like this one.Very fun feeling to it MisterSpider.
What a way to go! To free one's thoughts, the ever nagging ones. You took me on quite an Other Worldy journey. Did you at least bring us back some little Laughing Cow cheese wedges? Or do we have to pick your brain?!
I liked! Laurie
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"Blessed are the cracked, for they shall let in the light" Groucho Marxhttp://www.punksoulpoet.com/2011/04/inspired-by-the-artist-andrea-wch/#top"Emalyne"
http://www.motleypress.artandsole.org.uk/Issue1opt.PDF
"No Forgiveness for the Chrysalis"
This is expertly written - rhythm and rhymes are flawless I'd say. The cheese bit of course ties well in with the theme and as a wacky metaphor, though for me the dominating part was the eerie vibe created initially by the title and the first line together. But how original to kick off a poem with an instrumental ambiance. Before I even opened the post, I was suspecting Mars attacks from this one...
Very much enjoyed. And welcome back btw.
Martin
Thank you Silver Apples of the Moon, Scarlett Apples of the Sun. And Gumby and Martin.
Thank you for teaching me something new, I had to look up Ondes Martenot, how so very clever of you to open with such. I must echo Martin regarding the flawless construction, a truly exceptional job. As to content, loved it, especially the image of the cerebellum dribbling out, I'm a morbid thing. Gee, how I wish I had a mind of brie, it would make like so easy. Much enjoyed, MisterSpider.
Best,
Lisa
THank you, Lisa. You don't normally comment on my poems, so thank you.
Heh. This is very clever and precise. Well done.
"Some people call me the space cowboy, some call me the gangster of love."
-- Albert Einstein
"I am really only interested in a fiction of miracles."
-- Flannery O'Connor
MisterSpider,
Ha! Ha! If you've had your brain replaced with Brie, then you definitely have a bunch of holes in your head, huh?![]()
Honestly, though, a fun poem to read. And btw, I did have brain surgery years ago. My cerebellum is still in tack but at times I do feel like my brain is cheese 'cause I have difficulty finding words at times.
Cindy
Nellie
Not a critique to offer. I have read through this piece several times over the past few days, and actually thought I had commented on it, but I guess there is more cheese in my head than I had thought. Very well-written and instantly classic.
T
In wisdom is grief and in knowledge sorrow,
The wise man dies as the fool, today; tomorrow.
Joseph, Nellie, Tenebris, thank you very much. "Instantly classic"? I wish. But who knows?
Love it.
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