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Subject: best threads this summer
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Date: 30-Jul-10

Love poems.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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^evidence as to the decline of the NMB.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Date: 30-Jul-10

Or a fresh start, without all the hate.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Love poems.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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^^agreed!


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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this thread


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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A hate-free NMB? That's a downright revolutionary statement. OK I'll try it.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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"Chicks taking shits" tops all other threads


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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There was a "love poems" thread? Must not have been very good if I missed it.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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I want more and more LOVE POEMS


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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All the anti Bouquet ones.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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All the anti Bouquet ones.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Date: 31-Jul-10

chicks taking shits


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Date: 31-Jul-10

I like the idea of posting love poems here, I just don't like the actual love poems that are posted here.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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I think poetry in any genre or form lacking and free verse is worth looking at and giving a try!!

the last thing i think anyone wants here is an english professor critiquing (sp? the nmb writing.

just want to have a place to express--for good or bad--his/her Verse.

you are entitled to your opinion and can say the love poems suck. that's cool with me.

by the way how do you express yourself?

just askin


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Date: 31-Jul-10

A combination of martial arts and modern jazz dance.

And baking.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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AWESOME!!


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Let's talk about how cool we are and chick taking shits.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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ok


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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the threads of mucous hanging from dizz and Hitler's noses


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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The one about your mom being a man


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Love poems. I just want to know if it was true. Where the hell is this tree!


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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^don't play stupid for attention babe!


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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renee arrests.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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"I think poetry in any genre or form lacking and free verse is worth looking at and giving a try!!

the last thing i think anyone wants here is an english professor critiquing (sp? the nmb writing.

just want to have a place to express--for good or bad--his/her Verse.

you are entitled to your opinion and can say the love poems suck. that's cool with me.

by the way how do you express yourself?

just askin"

I've had many professors crucify me for crappy poetry. At first I was pissed but I got over it and start learning academically about poems and realized just how hard good poetry is to write. I learned a great deal about it though it's not the most sought after knowledge and really hasn't paid much back.

You can't just write a bunch of tripe using poetic themes and language and expect fellow wordsmiths to be to impressed. What I found out is unless you are a complete poetic genius you're not going to make any money out of it nor gain literary prestige. If you ARE a complete poetic genius you're still not going to make money out of it.

The love poems threads has sparks of poetic progress but so far it's more of a kitschy self parody compared to publishable stuff. Eliminate abstractions (things not words) and avoid saddle bagging your poems with adverbs and basic love cliches.

There. Now go out there an write me something that doesn't make me want to stab someone in the hand with a fork.


Subject: RE: best threads this summer
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Date: 03-Aug-10

^^Hello professor

I found this poem in the prestigious POETRY magazine founded by HarrietMonroe in 1912 in Chicago. Do you mean that the poems thread should be filled with poems like this?

Majolica Lament, or "Austrolopithecus"

the farmer in the dell/ the farmer in the dell/Ox chip gastrology/The farmer in the dell

the farmer takes a wife/ the farmer takes a wife/ Pupa reconnaissance/the farmer takes a wife

the wife takes a child/ the wife takes a child/Sweetbread electrolyte/ the wife takes a child

the child takes a nurse/ the child takes a nurse/ Cheeze futz habitual/ the child takes a nurse

the nurse takes a cow/ the nurse takes a cow/ Flatworm collateral/ the nurse takes a cow."

by Linda Kunhardt may 2010 POETRY magazine -------------------------------------------------------

you know you have to practically be the next US Poet Laureate to be published in this rag. And money---since when does any real poet expect to get money out of her writing. i certainly don't.---so this absolutely oretentitious obnoxiously black turtleneck, beret, clove cigarette cliche of a poem/poetess--what is she to your sensibilities on the Craft and Art of Poesie.

what do money and poetry have anything to do with each other??


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