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re: failure as a popular poet unknown 27 Jan 07 8:23PM |
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"how must i change myself, before it's too late? what should i do to be a real poet?"
shut the fuck up with all the analyzing and start writing and reading.
then read and write some more.
god the time you waste.
its like you are purposefully asking all these pseudo anallytical questions in order to avoid actually writing a poem.
get on with it for gods sake.
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re: failure as a popular poet unknown 27 Jan 07 8:28PM |
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man you live in a fucking dream world
stop being all absorbed with yourself
and get to work
get a job
get drunk
do something that doesn;'t have to do with your questions about sexuality.
everything is not about you and sex and you
if you take up with the rest of the world by god the sex part works itself out
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re: failure as a popular poet mikebauer 27 Jan 07 8:30PM |
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i'm not wasting yours though, because you're not really here. and, today, i'm feeling really sick, and can't play HAHA with you.
i only, only, write when i'm supposed to write. that's why my poems are the only poems i write.
read my poetry.
> "how must i change myself, before it's too late? what should i do to
> be a real poet?"
>
> shut the fuck up with all the analyzing and start writing and reading.
> then read and write some more.
>
> god the time you waste.
>
> its like you are purposefully asking all these pseudo anallytical
> questions in order to avoid actually writing a poem.
>
> get on with it for gods sake.
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re: failure as a popular poet mikebauer 27 Jan 07 8:33PM |
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i'm a poet. dream world is walkabout world: how i see you and what you look like when you're naked: each of your rap verse rhyme cliks is like a curtain rod on a shower curtain. behind plastic curtain is just the skinny white kid trying to make a big shadow.
> man you live in a fucking dream world
>
> stop being all absorbed with yourself
> and get to work
> get a job
> get drunk
> do something that doesn;'t have to do with your questions about
> sexuality.
>
> everything is not about you and sex and you
>
> if you take up with the rest of the world by god the sex part works
> itself out
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re: failure as a popular poet mikebauer 27 Jan 07 8:44PM |
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to recover the thread. are insult and responsibility the true topics of poetry? i do that, but only when i'm whining. what about you? what do you write that's real? or, who are your favorite poets.
> "how must i change myself, before it's too late? what should i do to
> be a real poet?"
>
> shut the fuck up with all the analyzing and start writing and reading.
> then read and write some more.
>
> god the time you waste.
>
> its like you are purposefully asking all these pseudo anallytical
> questions in order to avoid actually writing a poem.
>
> get on with it for gods sake.
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re: failure as a popular poet unknown 27 Jan 07 8:47PM |
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if you spend
your life
looking in the mirror
what will you see?
anything new?
or the same old you?
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re: failure as a popular poet mikebauer 27 Jan 07 8:48PM |
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but, what do you write, then? who are your favorite authors? as poets, i mean.
> if you spend
> your life
> looking in the mirror
>
> what will you see?
>
> anything new?
>
> or the same old you?
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re: failure as a popular poet unknown 27 Jan 07 8:53PM |
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> if you spend
> your life
> looking in the mirror
>
> what will you see?
>
> anything new?
>
> or the same old you?
We all gaze into the waters and imagine that reality is the sum total of our reflection.
Good thread Mike.
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re: failure as a popular poet unknown 27 Jan 07 8:56PM |
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apparently you like what I write because you have favorited one of my poems and made favorable comments on several more.
my favorite poet is bukowski, then keroauc not so mich ginsberg
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re: failure as a popular poet mikebauer 27 Jan 07 9:02PM |
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and, obviously, i'm actively engaged in life. just my examples and images would show anyone that i've been around and really only exist between the inner and outer world. supposing though, that i were this sissy creep they say i am? my poetry is good and is written for a universal audience. that's proven. what then, would it matter that the boys here didn't like my attitude or writing? to me, a lot, because we all learn that writing is not natural... especially not natural for poets, or we'd just write like we talk and never make poetry. we'd be tom clancy or something... reading experience only in other tom clancy type books. and the critiques i get here, from these guys... and their complaiint: and i'm looking at my stuff, at the comments, and they're really mostly mean... from the first. petty and mean... "A" in english class students, who've been taught that a poem is about "morality" and "being nice to other's" and "i have hair under my arms now, it's freaky".... and they learned how to spell. and they cling to this one truth: it is spelled, to protect themselves from the smart people around them who want to steal their precious.
but, suppose i'm just boring for most readers? sometimes, in some places, that's the truth. what's my responsibility to that audience? suicide?
> > if you spend
> > your life
> > looking in the mirror
> >
> > what will you see?
> >
> > anything new?
> >
> > or the same old you?
>
> We all gaze into the waters and imagine that reality is the sum total
> of our reflection.
> Good thread Mike.
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