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Words I Hate

  I hate the word profundity it is so damn… profound.   I hate intelligencia and their interest in my town. I can’t stand the word obscure, because I have to search for its true meaning.   Not really a fan of the word feeling, either. Because out of context it doesn’t mean much, as such, it bothers me to no end.   And then I say again to all my close friends:   Really I could do without   excersize, and deitise, jazzercise, and gold.   Sparkling, I’m not fond of.   Love I never saw, but it should definately have  a warning label attached to it, shit, take a hit, and split I hate them all Paul, the man who picked a gall - gotha - tomb with a view room with a noose, a moose! I’ve another lame excuse! I was young and thin in another life and dated a masseuse. But the only thing we had in common was alcohol abuse. Now I’ll admit (you’ll have a fit, so sit) that I hate rhyme when rhyme is all the time. A brutal crime, I hate the line "It’s another bad dream" see?                              
— Conect11, Jul 21, 2007

Critiques

weirdelf

weirdelf

18 years 10 months ago

first comment

just a personal thing. I am starting to hate centred verse. It strikes me as pretentious and hallmarky. Unless there is a visual meaning in the shape of the work. Which is clearly not the case here. Beyond that I also cannot tolerate the use of the words reality, purity and another which I can't remember right now. In short I love it. you cunning bastard. cheers, Jess
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Conect11

18 years 10 months ago

lol, thanks!

I have to admit I am completely apathetic to where on the page a poem is, though I can say that when I was less experienced I centered my poems more. I meant to write this the other day, but put it off. Then I saw Kim's comment to harley lady and was like "gotta write that poem!" So, thanks, Kim!
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Quillsvein1

18 years 10 months ago

Exxcellent

Despite all my formative years of attempting centred poetry and wasting a great deal of time exercising mediocre poems for a purpose that Microsoft Word could have served much better with one click, I can still take quite a bit from this poem. Your plays on language are also exuberant and free as always. Great job
Rottiestyl

Rottiestyl

18 years 10 months ago

Okay....now what did I do?

I like the poem but don't see how it fits into the comment I left. Now you have me befuddled, bemused and perplexed. Let's not forget puzzled, mystified and bewildered. :p. and in my bid to read it's now I must concede to smarter those than I just smacked me in my eye. I think. lol! p.s. I like to center my poems and do it on purpose. I write almost all of my poems to be centered. In no particular shape. You guys can be quirky sometimes. K. Mulroney
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Conect11

18 years 10 months ago

lol!

Did not mean to perplex! I had intended to write this a few days before. On Friday I read a comment from you to working Harley Lady where you told her she used a particular word too many times. You then told her some "poetry death words." I was like "oh, I need to write my poem!" So there ya have it :) Mark
Rottiestyl

Rottiestyl

18 years 10 months ago

I got it

I was yanking and banking the perpetual chain. Just in a weird mood today is all. I still liked the poem. And I think I called them "poetry fall words" but no matter. Keep em coming! K. Mulroney
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poet_inside

18 years 10 months ago

Job well done

The title suited the poem very well,the words were well used in my opinion. The pace was quick and flowing, I got a feel of the hate in the words and why, I liked the whole poem and the logic! A job well done!! ( yea its easier to do it in word thats what I had to do because a lot of my poems were centered... personally it doesn't bother me)

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