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WickedEve said:No. She's pretty much being ignored, too. I think she's going to leave with me, but I'm not sure.
bogusbrig said:And there is me thinking I'll log onto Lit and get away from all the female drama.
There is a wonderful compliment to the poet and about the poem in that comment. Did you write the poem? Do you need me to show you where the compliment lies?.. Besides, this thread has its tongue firmly between someone's cheeks, or was its purpose really that obscure?IrishBayou said:Quote of the Day: 09/11/2006 “For Love of Miss Jones”
“Most of the literotic poetry can't hold my interest. My toenails hold my interest better--most of the time. This was a fascinating poem. I really must read it more than once to fully absorb it, though.”
– WickedEve. Literotica Moderator, Poetry Feedback & Discussion and Poet
With such an acerbic opening statement directed at those who offer their work for all to enjoy, I support your decision to leave. Literotica, its poets and readers deserve better.
IB
IrishBayou said:. . . I support your decision to leave . . .
IrishBayou said:Quote of the Day: 09/11/2006 “For Love of Miss Jones”
“Most of the literotic poetry can't hold my interest. My toenails hold my interest better--most of the time. This was a fascinating poem. I really must read it more than once to fully absorb it, though.”
– WickedEve. Literotica Moderator, Poetry Feedback & Discussion and Poet
With such an acerbic opening statement directed at those who offer their work for all to enjoy, I support your decision to leave. Literotica, its poets and readers deserve better.
IB
I'm puzzled by this. You seem unhappy with Eve's comment. I understand and empathize with that (God knows, she's been cranky enough to me, though it has always been more clearly phrased as cut and not compliment and I have always deserved whatever she has thrown at me, and been grateful for the feedback. But I am Wimp Man personified. So go figure. ).IrishBayou said:Quote of the Day: 09/11/2006 “For Love of Miss Jones”
“Most of the literotic poetry can't hold my interest. My toenails hold my interest better--most of the time. This was a fascinating poem. I really must read it more than once to fully absorb it, though.”
– WickedEve. Literotica Moderator, Poetry Feedback & Discussion and Poet
With such an acerbic opening statement directed at those who offer their work for all to enjoy, I support your decision to leave. Literotica, its poets and readers deserve better.
IB
WickedEve said:I get some attention.
Lauren pointed out to me that I leave every year. I don't think I've had my anal leaving this year. Okay, it's annual.
By the way, next month is my 5 year anniversary at lit.
I don't want to make this a totally meaningless thread, so I'll get to poetry in a minute.
Also, if you want to read any of my poetry, check out WickedEve--or KittenishJane, which I'm using for new poetry since there are too many under the W.E. name and I can't find anything in that list and some poems I don't even remember writing and I suspect that someone is messing with my head and putting poems on my member page that aren't really mine.
Even though I've posted less this year, I'm still lurking like a booger in a community without tissues. (I don't know what that means but it's kind of deep.)
So, would anyone like to share anything? A poem? What's going on in your poetry life? Anyone have a tissue?
You should listen to that KittenishJane-- she could teach you a thing or two about poetry.WickedEve said:I get some attention.
Lauren pointed out to me that I leave every year. I don't think I've had my anal leaving this year. Okay, it's annual.
By the way, next month is my 5 year anniversary at lit.
I don't want to make this a totally meaningless thread, so I'll get to poetry in a minute.
Also, if you want to read any of my poetry, check out WickedEve--or KittenishJane, which I'm using for new poetry since there are too many under the W.E. name and I can't find anything in that list and some poems I don't even remember writing and I suspect that someone is messing with my head and putting poems on my member page that aren't really mine.
Even though I've posted less this year, I'm still lurking like a booger in a community without tissues. (I don't know what that means but it's kind of deep.)
So, would anyone like to share anything? A poem? What's going on in your poetry life? Anyone have a tissue?
WickedEve said:I get some attention. Also, if you want to read any of my poetry, check out WickedEve--or KittenishJane,
normal jean said:Damn, BB!!
That is one terrificly sexy pic of you! YOU remind me ofthatactor, MIchael Caine. loved his hand, in The Hand
No IB didn't write that poem. I did. And I very much appreciated the compliment Eve gave me.champagne1982 said:There is a wonderful compliment to the poet and about the poem in that comment. Did you write the poem? Do you need me to show you where the compliment lies?.. Besides, this thread has its tongue firmly between someone's cheeks, or was its purpose really that obscure?
Tzara said:I'm puzzled by this. You seem unhappy with Eve's comment. I understand and empathize with that (God knows, she's been cranky enough to me, though it has always been more clearly phrased as cut and not compliment and I have always deserved whatever she has thrown at me, and been grateful for the feedback. But I am Wimp Man personified. So go figure. ).
I have to say, though, I can't seem to find your (or whoever's, it isn't clear) poem, IB. As I am often incompetent at this, may I ask if it is still here? If so, can you provide a link?
And I am always distrustful of phrases like "those who offer their work for all to enjoy". That always seems to end up as being a synonym for "these poems suck, but you should like them because I am a nice person". Just sayin'.
Yeah. Cranky tonight.
I would be happy to look, nonjudgmentally, at your (or whosever's) poem, if it is still up. If it ain't, let me know when it is, and I will look and comment.
Welcome to the Poetry forum.
Yeah, I see that. I feel stupid now, not that that is unusual. I remember reading your poem. Nice story-like feel to it. One point—I think you mean The Devil in Miss Jones, not The Devil and Miss Jones.cherries_on_snow said:IB, who has no affiliation with me and whom I do not know, is speaking of a poem that can be found in my signature link. or rather, he or she is speaking of Eve's feedback on that poem. *shrugs*
IrishBayou said:Quote of the Day: 09/11/2006 “For Love of Miss Jones”
“Most of the literotic poetry can't hold my interest. My toenails hold my interest better--most of the time. This was a fascinating poem. I really must read it more than once to fully absorb it, though.”
– WickedEve. Literotica Moderator, Poetry Feedback & Discussion and Poet
With such an acerbic opening statement directed at those who offer their work for all to enjoy, I support your decision to leave. Literotica, its poets and readers deserve better.
IB
Tristesse2 said:Have you read every poem offered each day? Most won't make you want to read it to the end. Be honest. I will agree there is always something for everyone - there's no accounting for taste. That said, I think Eve liked your poem, I did.
cherries_on_snow said:No IB didn't write that poem. I did. And I very much appreciated the compliment Eve gave me.
IB, I think it is important to remember that many of the poems posted in submissions are intended (despite the public posting) for a limited readership: they read like personal letters to some person or another, rather like radio dedications. They aren't intended to be read and critiqued, I don't think. Some people have broader aims and are trying to grow in the craft of writing poetry. I think most of those folks (though certainly not all) find the forums.
Hmm. I wonder how many people got a visual image of Eve's tongue between cheeks from this post?
WickedEve said:I'm sick of not being recognized for the Goddess that I am! So I will deprive you bastards of my poetry and my ass avs and my dildo adventures!
Wow. Look at what I missed during the last couple of days. lolIrishBayou said:Quote of the Day: 09/11/2006 “For Love of Miss Jones”
“Most of the literotic poetry can't hold my interest. My toenails hold my interest better--most of the time. This was a fascinating poem. I really must read it more than once to fully absorb it, though.”
– WickedEve. Literotica Moderator, Poetry Feedback & Discussion and Poet
With such an acerbic opening statement directed at those who offer their work for all to enjoy, I support your decision to leave. Literotica, its poets and readers deserve better.
IB
Sorry. I forgot it was your poem. I remember the poem but couldn't remember who wrote it. Well, I like it, damn it! Very interesting read.cherries_on_snow said:IB, who has no affiliation with me and whom I do not know, is speaking of a poem that can be found in my signature link. or rather, he or she is speaking of Eve's feedback on that poem. *shrugs*
I need to bitch slap you.Tzara said:I'm puzzled by this. You seem unhappy with Eve's comment. I understand and empathize with that (God knows, she's been cranky enough to me, though it has always been more clearly phrased as cut and not compliment and I have always deserved whatever she has thrown at me, and been grateful for the feedback. But I am Wimp Man personified. So go figure. ).
The comment I'm thinking about, you did, dearie.WickedEve said:I need to bitch slap you.
Now I know what the problem is. Your first post was on the poetry review thread and you said you couldn't understand ManRay's illustrated poems not getting mentioned. I posted a reply saying that you mentioned them and that's what the thread is all about. In other words, you don't need to be a regular reviewer to mention poetry. Did that simple statement of mine offend you? If so, you really took it the wrong way.IrishBayou said:Quote of the Day: 09/11/2006 “For Love of Miss Jones”
“Most of the literotic poetry can't hold my interest. My toenails hold my interest better--most of the time. This was a fascinating poem. I really must read it more than once to fully absorb it, though.”
– WickedEve. Literotica Moderator, Poetry Feedback & Discussion and Poet
With such an acerbic opening statement directed at those who offer their work for all to enjoy, I support your decision to leave. Literotica, its poets and readers deserve better.
IB