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  • on Signor Dildo by Lord John Wilmot, on June 12, 2004
    oh my....... i never thought this poem would be in OLD poetry, thought most of this stuff tended to be old and moldy for sure (rofl but a MOLDY Signior Dildo??? oohhhhh i shouldn't a-gone there...) anyway, i couldn't believe my eyes as i read this, and now i've gotta find out just when this was written...

  • on Anthem For Doomed Youth by Wilfred Owen, on June 1, 2004
    I have never read that poem before, and now I am so glad I just did... That was SO awesome..... I love it

  • on Autumn by Walter Savage Landor, on May 19, 2004
    Wow... I'm not sure what to say... Autumn is one of my favorite times of year (I also love Spring), and I thought this poem would be a little more favorable. Or maybe I'm reading it wrong. I never thought of Autumn as gloomy, but then again, maybe I'm the one who's off. LOL... In any case, well written, although I can't say I agree.

  • on Don't You See? by Katharine Lee Bates, on May 19, 2004
    Full of good humor and ticklish fun! Whimsical, well thought out and well written. Even in this day and age, qualifies for a gem.