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Comment by: Stephie - 2007-11-13 19:10
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| "I’ll follow you into the distant bedrooms of the seedy bars" My favorite lines. I wish there more in the poem like this one. I adore the poem as is, but I want more of it. I agree that it seems to end abruptly |
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| I agree that the last line could be dropped, but I don't think the poem should end there. It would seem to abrupt otherwise. I like your descriptions. I like the way you think. Something about the line, "I’ll follow you into the distant bedrooms of the seedy bars" is so telling. I can see it unfolding before me. |
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I really like this.
I used to go clubbing and I was rather all or nothing about it when I did. Endless parades of syrupy mixed drinks and shooters, strawberry, and coconut, and Irish cream.
Even better is the idea that something higher, something cosmic and sacred can be found in such an outing. |
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I edited the review several times, not sure which version you read. Glad you liked it.
Dave |
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thanks Dave
you are a darling
very comprehensive review
valuable opinions
will definitely look into it
x
m.d.
;) |
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