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wisdomscry commented on: PEN OF PASSION by wisdomscry 11 weeks 2 days* ago* LOL! : LOL! [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: the sun without answer by redbrick 11 weeks 2 days* ago* Oh, don't get me started on: Oh, don't get me started on spelling! I have enough worries [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: the sun without answer by redbrick 11 weeks 2 days* ago* ...if only 'Nietzsche' wasn't: ...if only 'Nietzsche' wasn't so hard to spell. [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: rabbits ribbit ribbons by Pungus 11 weeks 2 days* ago* Lol you ain't center stage: Lol you ain't center stage [ go to comment ]
Teytonon commented on: rabbits ribbit ribbons by Pungus 11 weeks 2 days* ago* PURSIA UNCLE PUNGUS =..: PURSIA UNCLE PUNGUS = G, U..R U PISS'N? U CLEAN UP [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: Been in a days, feeling week by Teytonon 11 weeks 2 days* ago* No, you should take yourself: No, you should take yourself a bit more seriously, I think. [ go to comment ]
Teytonon commented on: Been in a days, feeling week by Teytonon 11 weeks 2 days* ago* Oui, ja board helps quite a bit..: Oui, ja board helps quite a bit. Merci for your comment. Ooo la la! [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: Been in a days, feeling week by Teytonon 11 weeks 2 days* ago* Are you copying this shit on: Are you copying this shit on a fucking Ouija board or some shit? Jesus Christ man get a grip [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: Psychology (Money) by orangejumpsuit 11 weeks 2 days* ago* This poem really captures: This poem really captures the restless churn of living without enough: the way anxiety loops, how poverty narrows your world until even generosity feels impossible. I love the raw honesty of the line about adopting children, and the nod to JID’s lyric grounds it in lived culture. The ending “why / for what” feels like the perfect echo of exhaustion, a question that lingers long after the poem ends. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: the leap in shadows by redbrick 11 weeks 2 days* ago* A poetic expression: A poetic expression expounding on Kierkegaardan thought. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: the moon's unblinking eye by redbrick 11 weeks 3 days* ago* Could very well be. But the: Could very well be. But the world is so confusing these days [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd-13d commented on: + 9TH POEMS: θυσίαν αἴνεσις On The Kenosis by S74rw4rd-13d 11 weeks 3 days* ago* I stared at this comment for: I stared at this comment for several minutes before I was able to respond. I know I often write in superlatives, but this time I really do believe---as Christ Himself is my witnesss---that this is the finest comment I have ever received on this, or any other, site. I do not have sufficient words to thank you for this response and explication of my poem. I am downloading a screenshot of it to my laptop. As my CHF continues to worsen, this comment from you will bolster my mood as I face the inevitable, maybe sooner than later. I thank the Lord that the internet is able to bring, across the globe, this comment and your kind words to me. With Chrysostom, I can say---Δόξα τῷ Θεῷ πάντων ἕνεκεν!, Glory to God for all things!, and saying it here, I thank Him for your words, your presence on this site, and the way you have touched my life. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: + 9TH POEMS: θυσίαν αἴνεσις On The Kenosis by S74rw4rd-13d 11 weeks 3 days* ago* This poem beautifully: This poem beautifully captures the mystery of kenosis (the self‑emptying of Christ) by contrasting His infinite majesty with His choice to step into our fragile world. I love how the imagery moves from the grandeur of the cosmos to the intimacy of “this garden, Earth,” reminding us that divine love is not distant but willing to dwell among us. The closing lines carry such a triumphant note, framing the Cross not as defeat but as victory over guilt and death. It reads like both a hymn and a meditation, lifting the heart while grounding it in gratitude. [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: STRANGER LANDS by Pungus 11 weeks 3 days* ago* Hit the hammer right on the: Hit the hammer right on the nail there, right in the sweet spot there, ya hear me? [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: the moon's unblinking eye by redbrick 11 weeks 3 days* ago* Halloween, a seasonally: Halloween, a seasonally appropriate symbol (scarecrow) juxtaposing the rift and conflicts on a battle between us humanoid creatures and the wisdom of nature taking arms... Jesus? [ go to comment ]