Gone on to new pastures.
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Gone on to new pastures.
I have left the site for some time ( partisan, stop cheering!!) and gone onto a new site which caters for poet's works. This site encourages poetry as a medium and interaction.
Any of you who are intrested can view my poetry at
http://allpoetry.com/Leeche
Georges
Any of you who are intrested can view my poetry at
http://allpoetry.com/Leeche
Georges
I am a right bad ass, dankish prince and I love my Violet to bits.
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Well, at least your spelling hasn't changed, despite your new pastures, George
. Interest has an "e" between the t and the r
. I have 'rights' to point that out, since I'm not interfering with your inspiration in doing it
. Nice to see you here. However, you realize you've just gone over to the 'other side' with your comment on its being unfair to post your poetry in the Members' poetry section, when the main interest is LC.....right
? Was your previous position, one that you took only to justify your own, heavier use of the Member's Poetry section
? Anyway, stop in and join in here with the LC-related stuff, then
.
~ Lizzy







~ Lizzy
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Did you happen to notice that I said it was nice to see you here, and suggested that you stop in and join in?
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ie my first post

Georges






I am a right bad ass, dankish prince and I love my Violet to bits.
Excellent, Georges
! Congratulations! Did you choose the graphic coming down the left-hand side? It took me 'forever' to read every comment made by others, but it's great to see you getting all this well-deserved feedback
!
Your poem really is awesome! You drill the images and thoughts into the reader's psyche. I can see sooooo many improvements in your writing. Somewhere there's another spelling error or typo that no one mentioned. It's where the word "too" is followed by the word "to" ~ and I think both are supposed to be spelled "too.' I have to go or I'd go back and check.
However, it's as clear as it's been for a long time that you are compelled to write. I'm glad to see you in a nurturing environment for that. However, it doesn't mean you can't come here, as well
.
~ Lizzy


Your poem really is awesome! You drill the images and thoughts into the reader's psyche. I can see sooooo many improvements in your writing. Somewhere there's another spelling error or typo that no one mentioned. It's where the word "too" is followed by the word "to" ~ and I think both are supposed to be spelled "too.' I have to go or I'd go back and check.
However, it's as clear as it's been for a long time that you are compelled to write. I'm glad to see you in a nurturing environment for that. However, it doesn't mean you can't come here, as well

~ Lizzy
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I bear you no malice at all and maybe it is better to leave you uninformed, George. But here goes -your award winning poem shows a keen enthusiasm by you but almost no skill at all. The rhymes show all the mechanics of a novice. It is a wholly unexceptional piece of verse.
I suggest you post it to alt.arts.poetry.comments newsgroup for a proper critique and proper reviews. The site you chose is so misleading and belonging there is no way to improve your writing.
Please excuse me not using my real name as, believe it or not, I have no intention to be unkind. But nor do I wish you to claim an alibi that there is some personal motivation behind my comments.
I do not know whether you are capable of truly improving your poetry or not. But I am pretty certain that wild overrating of a piece like The Execution is no help to you.
Why don´t you look back at this forum and occasionally, very occasionally, a real piece of poetry is posted. Name those pieces, study them, see the subtlety, learn. Take your time and raise your game...
I suggest you post it to alt.arts.poetry.comments newsgroup for a proper critique and proper reviews. The site you chose is so misleading and belonging there is no way to improve your writing.
Please excuse me not using my real name as, believe it or not, I have no intention to be unkind. But nor do I wish you to claim an alibi that there is some personal motivation behind my comments.
I do not know whether you are capable of truly improving your poetry or not. But I am pretty certain that wild overrating of a piece like The Execution is no help to you.
Why don´t you look back at this forum and occasionally, very occasionally, a real piece of poetry is posted. Name those pieces, study them, see the subtlety, learn. Take your time and raise your game...
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Dear Reality Check or I suspect, Partisan, thanks for reading my poem, for which I won a contest. The novice is your phrase, perhaps you should look at yourself and your inability to criticise, except from behind a mask. Perhaps we should call you The Lone Stranger, apologies to LC.
We are all on a learning curve, Reality Check. Perhaps you are on the pinnacle and need to learn no more. Then i suggest you get off your soap box (Please do not remove the rope) and hang your head in shame. It's pointless saying much more to a faceless coward.
Adieu.
Georges
We are all on a learning curve, Reality Check. Perhaps you are on the pinnacle and need to learn no more. Then i suggest you get off your soap box (Please do not remove the rope) and hang your head in shame. It's pointless saying much more to a faceless coward.
Adieu.
Georges
I am a right bad ass, dankish prince and I love my Violet to bits.
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eeek! that was the worst possible response from you, Georges. How much time did you spend thinking about my view that the allpoetry site is unhelpful as it consists of mediocre writers overpraising other mediocre writers. Have you considered posting your work to the newsgroup I suggested or is there a particular reason why you choose not to?
I repeat, whether you believe it or not, that there is no personal motivation at all behind my criticism of your poem. I read it as a novice piece of writing, really no more than that.
whether I choose to use my real name or not will, sadly perhaps for you, not improve the piece one wee bit.
I am doing you a favour which allpoetry never will. Look at my name, set your Ego aside, and decide to take a lot more time to learn about poetry before you post again.
I repeat, whether you believe it or not, that there is no personal motivation at all behind my criticism of your poem. I read it as a novice piece of writing, really no more than that.
whether I choose to use my real name or not will, sadly perhaps for you, not improve the piece one wee bit.
I am doing you a favour which allpoetry never will. Look at my name, set your Ego aside, and decide to take a lot more time to learn about poetry before you post again.
Reality Check~
Can you be more specific about where the group you mentioned is located?
While not making a comment about Georges poetry, i checked out the site he endorsed and found it to be as you stated, a sort of mutual admiration society. Warm and fuzzy, but not very helpful for my taste.
There is that olde adage, "to each his own." What 'works' for some is not right for others.
Another addage? Okay my fave, Dorothy Parker i believe:
"Define 'horticulture."
answer: "You can lead a whore to culture, but you cannot make her think"
Anyways, I am interested in finding a more critical forum for poetry...if you could post the directions, I'd like to check out what you referred to.
Thanks, Laurie
Can you be more specific about where the group you mentioned is located?
While not making a comment about Georges poetry, i checked out the site he endorsed and found it to be as you stated, a sort of mutual admiration society. Warm and fuzzy, but not very helpful for my taste.
There is that olde adage, "to each his own." What 'works' for some is not right for others.
Another addage? Okay my fave, Dorothy Parker i believe:
"Define 'horticulture."
answer: "You can lead a whore to culture, but you cannot make her think"
Anyways, I am interested in finding a more critical forum for poetry...if you could post the directions, I'd like to check out what you referred to.
Thanks, Laurie
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