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  • on The Pig by Roald Dahl, on January 10, 2005
    Wow...what a strange effect. At the surface, it's humorous and very relevant to the selfless act of self-preservation.

    On the deeper point, we have a subject that can relate to most life situations...the essense of "Fight or Flight" and "Kill or Be Killed"

    Very enterestating...yes, blend of the words entertaining and interesting.

    Whatever..

    ~Syshonblast~

  • on Jitterbug Jesus by Miguel Pinero, on January 10, 2005
    I am lost and highly confused...maybe this author was a highly-regarded poet in his time, but in mine, I'm simply lost. I think, if given a preface of his works, a summary of his skills and what he preferred to write about, perhaps I would better understand this, and, in essense, him.

    Oh well...

    ~Syshonblast~

  • on Orpheus In The Underworld by David Gascoyne, on January 10, 2005
    Uh, interesting, but I'm not sure what the author's subject is about. Was he writing in order to have a deeper, underlying meaning in his lines, or was he being surface, describing his location ad nauseaum? Whatever the case, the style was good, and his writing was clear (and that should be an example for the writers at AllPoetry, hint-hint).

    ~Syshonblast~

  • on Bora Ring by Judith Wright, on January 10, 2005
    If Von's comment is accurate, that would make Wright's poem very interesting. So many writers and poets have written works that are metaphorical, rather than based on something factual and deeper than "My life stinks" or "I Found (or Lost) My Love" yadda yadda yadda.

    Anyway, this was a good poem, and I don't believe I've read Wright before, so that was nice.

    ~Syshonblast~