March Same title Challenge

[Magnetron]

Concur with #20 belonging to Ashesh

#10 has Butterfingerprints on it, so I agree with Harry Palms.

#19 is a story that only the likes of GM can tell.

I wouldn't be surprised if Ashesh was behind #17 as well.

Leaning towards #2 being UYS.

My sixth sense is that #11 is Lyricalli.

#3 is more of a guess than anything : Piscator

More guessing that #5 is by Angeline.

 

[Trixareforkids]

Gonna say #18 is Trix.

Have a feeling #4 is Sinseria.

Damn, that didn't take long.

 

[AlwaysHungry]

I wouldn't be surprised if Ashesh was behind #17 as well.

There is only one poet here who goes for ellipses of up to 6 dots.

 

[greenmountaineer]

Concur with #20 belonging to Ashesh.......

Absolutely Ash.

"crops are good
womenfolk are nightly
in the mood ...."

Love those lines.

 

[butters]

Gonna do my guessing over the next couple of days, but some wonderfully entertaining reads in the crop. So cool the diversity these same title challenges engender

 

[Magnetron]

The short ones are always impossible to guess due to a lack of tells.

And the more meat on the bone, the more I'm going to gnaw on it till I can marrow down who the author is.

 

[UnderYourSpell]

Concur with #20 belonging to Ashesh

#10 has Butterfingerprints on it, so I agree with Harry Palms.

#19 is a story that only the likes of GM can tell.

I wouldn't be surprised if Ashesh was behind #17 as well.

Leaning towards #2 being UYS.

My sixth sense is that #11 is Lyricalli.

#3 is more of a guess than anything : Piscator

More guessing that #5 is by Angeline.

I'm not 2 either

 

[legerdemer]

Damn, I lost my guesses in electron-space. I hate that! I probably can't reconstruct too many of them. Quite a spate of lovely poems, all!

Let's see:

I guessed #18 was butters, but I see it isn't - I found it lovely, Trix.




I also had guessed #9 was UYS but see I was wrong.

I'll guess #7 is UYS and be wrong again.

#4 - butters or Angie or maybe possibly GP - lovely

#11 is AH - it's got so many of his signature-type words and structure I'd bet my first born on it.

#13 - Remec?

#14 - Magnetron or HH

I thought and still think #15 is probably Magnetron but could be Ash if ellipse length is so telling.

I concur on #19 with everyone else who guessed gm.

About #9, I need some instruction: it is labeled a pantoum, but to e it looks more like a villanelle. I understand that they are related forms, but according to Wikipedia, a pantoum is largely made up of quatrains? Help!

 

[Magnetron]

Damn, that didn't take long.

What didn't take long is you owning up to it.

See how playing stooopid comes naturally to me?

 

[Magnetron]

I'm not 2 either

That's why I just leaned.

 

[Lyricalli]

My sixth sense is that #11 is Lyricalli.

Do you see dead people, too?


(sorry, though, #11 is not mine)

 

[Ashesh9]

There is only one poet here who goes for ellipses of up to 6 dots.

AH : in Euclidean Geometry an ellipse is the bounded case of a conic section .........

 

[UnderYourSpell]

That's why I just leaned.

Do I shove you back upright or move so you fall over?

 

[Ashesh9]

Ooooogh !?!

Do I shove you back upright or move so you fall over?

Don't do that , Annie , ' Fragile , handle with Care '!!!

 

[Magnetron]

Do you see dead people, too?


(sorry, though, #11 is not mine)

Durn it, foiled again!

* makes call to optometrist to have his Third Eye examined *

 

[Magnetron]

Do I shove you back upright or move so you fall over?

Just spin me towards the bar and I'll hold that up next.

 

[todski28]

Durn it, foiled again!

* makes call to optometrist to have his Third Eye examined *

Hoping it just needs antibiotics

Wait you said optometrist, I knew this porn site would ruin my eyes

 

[AlwaysHungry]

#11 sounds like AH to me, but it's not a sonnet which he often writes, so maybe he went freestyle on this one.

#11 is AH - it's got so many of his signature-type words and structure I'd bet my first born on it.

Mea culpa. Yes, I'm freestylin', but my aural fixation for assonance 'n' consonance won't leave me be.

#2 is an acrostic. I have a feeling this poem is Piscator's. I like how it's succinct, but has a big story in those few, rhymed lines.

Interesting! I may have to revise my guess. Would GM write an acrostic? Possibly not.

 

[Piscator]

Damn, I lost my guesses in electron-space. I hate that! I probably can't reconstruct too many of them. Quite a spate of lovely poems, all!

Let's see:

About #9, I need some instruction: it is labeled a pantoum, but to e it looks more like a villanelle. I understand that they are related forms, but according to Wikipedia, a pantoum is largely made up of quatrains? Help!

As the host of the recent Valentines' Villanelle contest I agree, although I had to look it up to make sure.

 

[Piscator]

I am not responsible for 2, 3 (Angeline's) or 8.

In fact completely missed that #2 was an Acrostic until Angie pointed it out. I immediately speculated UYS but that too proved false.

As GM pointed out a while back, there are some rather unfortunate contractions of my handle, may I suggest Ptor?

 

[UnderYourSpell]

Damn, I lost my guesses in electron-space. I hate that! I probably can't reconstruct too many of them. Quite a spate of lovely poems, all!

Let's see:

I guessed #18 was butters, but I see it isn't - I found it lovely, Trix.




I also had guessed #9 was UYS but see I was wrong.

I'll guess #7 is UYS and be wrong again.

#4 - butters or Angie or maybe possibly GP - lovely

#11 is AH - it's got so many of his signature-type words and structure I'd bet my first born on it.

#13 - Remec?

#14 - Magnetron or HH

I thought and still think #15 is probably Magnetron but could be Ash if ellipse length is so telling.

I concur on #19 with everyone else who guessed gm.

About #9, I need some instruction: it is labeled a pantoum, but to e it looks more like a villanelle. I understand that they are related forms, but according to Wikipedia, a pantoum is largely made up of quatrains? Help!

I'm not 7 either

 

[AlwaysHungry]

AH : in Euclidean Geometry an ellipse is the bounded case of a conic section .........

Indeed it is. But "ellipses" is also the plural for "ellipsis".

 

[Ashesh9]

Indeed it is. But "ellipses" is also the plural for "ellipsis".

TOUCHE , MON AMI !!!

 

[champagne1982]

I was pleased and flattered that two really terrific poems were attributed to me before you got the list of participants out. There are subjects I find difficult to be inspired by and unfortunately, this spring had no fertile stirrings of a poem on that very topic. We're still deep in ice and snow and although the ranchers are probably starting their busy-ness of birthin' cattle babies, I have not found a poem in it. Maybe I need to visit a prenatal clinic to try to even think about the wombs of women growing humans. At any rate, sorry there were no poems from me.

 

[HarryHill]

I was pleased and flattered that two really terrific poems were attributed to me before you got the list of participants out. There are subjects I find difficult to be inspired by and unfortunately, this spring had no fertile stirrings of a poem on that very topic. We're still deep in ice and snow and although the ranchers are probably starting their busy-ness of birthin' cattle babies, I have not found a poem in it. Maybe I need to visit a prenatal clinic to try to even think about the wombs of women growing humans. At any rate, sorry there were no poems from me.

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the title suggests so much more than procreation; the lack of it would make an equally appropriate poem, don't think I need to suggest more than that to you good to see you post