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J-C4113d commented on: + 8TH POEMS: At My Father, Lloyd's Tombstone, January 21st, 2025, His Ninety-Ninth Birthday [Repost] by J-C4113d 11 hours 2 min* ago* Thank you, Sir. Much: Thank you, Sir. Much appreciated! [ go to comment ]
georgeschaefer commented on: MARK OF A CONDEMNED MAN by georgeschaefer 17 hours 27 min* ago* thank you for reading and: thank you for reading and commenting [ go to comment ]
ramonathompsont commented on: MARK OF A CONDEMNED MAN by georgeschaefer 1 day 9 hours* ago* good one: good one [ go to comment ]
Teytonon commented on: + 8TH POEMS: At My Father, Lloyd's Tombstone, January 21st, 2025, His Ninety-Ninth Birthday [Repost] by J-C4113d 2 days 1 hour* ago* This is a moving memory of your late father…: This is a moving memory of your late father. It brings to mind a lyric Stephen Sondheim wrote in one of his songs from 'Into the Woods'. 'They disappoint, they disappear, they die and they don't.' Our mother and father, be they good, bad, or indifferent, always remain a part of who we are. Thanks for posting. [ go to comment ]
J-9thxciv commented on: Would he Woody like it by Teytonon 2 days 5 hours* ago* Bravo! A thousand times: Bravo! A thousand times over! That man, whose name I have vowed not to write or say, believes that he, like Hitler, is above the law because he has a mandate from the people. He talks like right out of Mein Kampf. Back in November and December, 1974, I had to write a book report for WWII History class . . . on Hitler. (10 pages required, I delivered 50.) I spent 4 weeks in a deep dive into that book, and now I hear echoes of Mein Kampf in so much of what that man says. Mark my words, we are in for a rough ride for the next four years! Thanks for sounding a warning. [ go to comment ]
J-9thxciv commented on: Counting Chickens by metaphorist 2 days 6 hours* ago* An excellent addition to the: An excellent addition to the enlarging body of your brilliant and impressive work; the humor and the poignant sadness underneath it are very powerful! [ go to comment ]
J9thxciv commented on: By the People, For the People? by weepingwoman 3 days 11 hours* ago* Yes it is. And thanks for: Yes it is. And thanks for the reply. [ go to comment ]
weepingwoman commented on: By the People, For the People? by weepingwoman 3 days 11 hours* ago* Personally I think...: we should all be self-governing and trust our fellow humans to be the same but that is a very tough concept to sell:D Thanks for visiting _()_ [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd commented on: By the People, For the People? by weepingwoman 3 days 11 hours* ago* Excellent ideas! Myself, I: Excellent ideas! Myself, I prefer the way the Founders wrote it, although I would abolish the electoral college and the second term. [ go to comment ]
weepingwoman commented on: By the People, For the People? by weepingwoman 4 days 16 hours* ago* RE: to the guy who just pm'd me...: no thank you... I much prefer hanging out on my forty, smoking weed all day long and minding my own business... I realize "The American Dream" and I can tell you I didn't come to it by going along with the status quo..."The Status Quo is the enemy of Liberty" - I suppose there are some of us that don't want to be free, which is fine by me, however we must not impose our rules on others so that we can feel safe in our prison... to the other guy who just pm'd me... no, you must realize your own dream... however you may leave your phone number and I will call you when I need firewood... to the other other guy who just pm'd me... yes indeed I do have some thoughts on how to implement such a plan in which I have no vested interest whatsoever (and neither should you;)... let me know when you're ready, best make it quick before you-know-who declares himself king (in all seriousness I am curious to know exactly when you thought America was ever great)... [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: indignity by orangejumpsuit 4 days 17 hours* ago* The intersections of science,: The intersections of science, culture, and commerce are often absurd and the cyclical nature of perspective brings a sense of cosmic irony and futility. This lively poem confronts the uncomfortable truths about existence, society, and the passage of time. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: Edgar Allan: Ravenous Poe by redbrick 5 days 7 hours* ago* That suggestion about its: That suggestion about its reading sends bristles up the spine! A graveyard reading, curious and intriguing [ go to comment ]
Bellalibra commented on: Tú eres yo, y Yo soy tu! by orishaman 5 days 13 hours* ago* Una feminidad divina sigue: Una feminidad divina sigue siendo un faro para su contraparte masculina divina. Sin embargo, ellos residen en reinos opuestos ... El universo canta [ go to comment ]
J-9thxciv commented on: Edgar Allan: Ravenous Poe by redbrick 5 days 17 hours* ago* This is much more than a poem: This is much more than a poem about E.A. Poe. I am no expert on Poe, but I believe this is a textbook perfect introduction to his personality. This poem should be read aloud at his tomb. In my opinion as a poet, this poem is superior to Mallarme's poem on Poe. [ go to comment ]
J-9thxciv commented on: Hyena Harris for Prez? by ChryWizard 5 days 20 hours* ago* I see . . . like if I: I see . . . like if I labeled, oh maybe, some orange-haired pimp in a business suit as, say, a convicted insurrectionist. [ go to comment ]