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  • Last seen on Jun 30 7:29 PM. Member since February 14, 2006.

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  • a contraction of land. at allpoetry
    city towers faded brick monuments replacements squeezed into property lines
  • A note to the chorus [1] at allpoetry
    that nothing is clutched onto
    me, suckling.
  • Prima Facie. at allpoetry
    spear with / your tongue the word that / undoes me. / quantify your prediction with calculations / from the sun / & make sure to use stiff, old instruments

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  • on Puedo Escribir by Pablo Neruda, on October 4, 2004
    i adore this poem. it moves me, and is so breataking that it aspires me to write something equally breathtaking, though I am not sure if I ever can.

  • on After Trying Many Years by Michelangelo Buonarroti, on May 18, 2004
    this poem is beautiful. I especially like the line, 'oh beloved' I love using lines like that in contemporary poetry to try and contrast with the newer style. Although I find this style a bit trying overall, it still is a clearly beautiful piece of poetry.

  • on in a middle of a room by e e cummings, on November 3, 2003
    this piece is so captivating,the way that it is able to describe the act,it just hits home.
    i love e.e. cummings because he can dance around the obvious, but still make it so clear.

  • on 8 Count by Charles Bukowski, on November 3, 2003
    hahah this amazing. so poignent. writers block causes anger.
    i know the feeling all to well.
    i love how this is regarded as a piece of poetry good enough to be listed.