WickedEve
save an apple, eat eve
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Wheeeheee?Tathagata said:Yeeehaw??
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Wheeeheee?Tathagata said:Yeeehaw??
WickedEve said:Wheeeheee?
Tathagata said:better
yeeehaw has unsettling connotations to us " yankees"
we figure we're either gonna get dragged behind a pick up, forced to listen to Tammy Wynette, or buggered by someone named jimmy jo out by the cotton gin
Syndra Lynn said:Eve, Tath and Boo.
OMG! You are so fucking funny!
Boo, I am delighted to see that you brought back my favorite av. Thank you.
Eve-I am glad to have given you ideas for such promising career options.
Tath-go write something darling. These girls have got you all twisted up in the game.
Good morning all.
Syn
I don't know any jimmy jo but I went to church with a bo bo.Tathagata said:better
yeeehaw has unsettling connotations to us " yankees"
we figure we're either gonna get dragged behind a pick up, forced to listen to Tammy Wynette, or buggered by someone named jimmy jo out by the cotton gin
WickedEve said:I don't know any jimmy jo but I went to church with a bo bo.
I have to tell you that I'm disturbed about something. My kids saw a deer yesterday and my mom said, "Your momma's eaten deer before."
(Okay, fine.)
Then she said, "She's had rabbit and squirrel too."
(Rabbit? Okay. Squirrel? Ummm...)
"Bear, raccoon, beaver..."
"Hold on, mom! I don't eat beaver!"
"Groundhog, possum..."
"Well, where did I get all that meat?!"
(At this point, my 6-year-old is giving me this "you're groddy" look.)
"Your uncle used to hunt a lot when you were a kid. But don't worry about it. Your great grandma ate possums and doves."
(Oh, okay, fine... I guess.)
I thought you'd appreciate that.Tathagata said:Yeeeeeeeeehaw
WickedEve said:I thought you'd appreciate that.
I'm sure you were. But I wasn't kidding. I've been told that I've eaten all sorts of critters. I feel kind of bad about it, and like I need to pick my teeth or something. I'm actually working on a dove poem. I think that's a great image: old lady catching doves for dinner.Tathagata said:i was waiting for monkey to show up on the list....
WickedEve said:I'm sure you were. But I wasn't kidding. I've been told that I've eaten all sorts of critters. I feel kind of bad about it, and like I need to pick my teeth or something. I'm actually working on a dove poem. I think that's a great image: old lady catching doves for dinner.
Yes, or similar, but I like the image of white doves.Tathagata said:arent doves like game hens??
Tathagata said:arent doves like game hens??
tungtied2u said:In an attempt to prepare for my Sunday new poems review, i have decided to see if I understand links.
To avoid embarassment or insult to anyone else, I am suing myself as a guinea pig.
tungtied2u gives us 2 wonderful offerings today.
Nuts to You is a lighthearted look at how forest friend view our enceroahmnet onto their stomping grounds.
Sweat, summer and sex round the corner in Buggy Lust a ride through wantoness on the wild west coast.
Don't miss either!
(Sorry for the shameless self promotion, but it was necessary in the name of art and technology)
See you on Sunday
or later in this thread if this doesn't work.
I think it's a cheap trick to entice us to read you. Ok, I like them.tungtied2u said:In an attempt to prepare for my Sunday new poems review, i have decided to see if I understand links.
To avoid embarassment or insult to anyone else, I am suing myself as a guinea pig.
tungtied2u gives us 2 wonderful offerings today.
Nuts to You is a lighthearted look at how forest friend view our enceroahmnet onto their stomping grounds.
Sweat, summer and sex round the corner in Buggy Lust a ride through wantoness on the wild west coast.
Don't miss either!
(Sorry for the shameless self promotion, but it was necessary in the name of art and technology)
See you on Sunday
or later in this thread if this doesn't work.
tungtied2u said:I don't want to step on Eve's toes, (they're very tender, and sweet tastin' too- but I digress), but here are a few poems that caught my eye from the 19th I wanted to mention.
Pat Carrington finds Hard Candy , suck on it awhile.
And while you're there ....vote and comment yourself.
So that's just a few I thought shouldn't be missed..... I know there are others deserving mention.....but I'm busy, just like you are.
Liar said:
Vainamoinen Me by lostandfounder takes you for quite a spin, using the Vainamoinen legend as a springboard metaphor for an autobiographical piece, never leaving the inaginative style and mood of it's namesake.
Vainamoinen, for those who don't know, is a slightly bizarre hero figure from Finnish mythology. The stories of his adventures ventures from strange to über-strange, in that way that only old nordic tales really can. And Vainamoinen is the grand lord of everything strange, the von Münchausen of the old sagas. If you haven't read the Kalevala, the old Finnish creation story, I strongly urge you to take it for a spin. It's a trip like few others in world literature history.
Liar said:Friday the 20th will go down in history as a good day for Lit poetry. There was a whole necklace of gems on the menu.
Asbury Park by PatCarrington. I love this, I absolutely can not stop reading. With quite simple words and straight on imagery, he paints the most vivid of images, a scenery jubilant and rich of life.
[color=227722]Silence and sorrow become song
as summer calls, baton
of resurrected symphony
conducting for the ears
and hearts of yearning men
as girls unbox their flowered dresses
and mothers dig in closets
for sun hats and parasols, waltzing
to the rhythm of cement mixers
and the banging of boardwalk nails.[/color]
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