Rixes's Stats
- poems: 108
- average poem: 8.0 (8.0) (graph)
- comments: 551
- ratings: 134
- average rating: 5.7
- forum posts: 321
- last visit: 14 Feb 07
|
User Info
User: Rixes (view this user's book)
E-mail: Log in to see this user's e-mail address.
Website: http://www.livejournal.com/users/rixes/
--------------------------------
if you are here this is what i have to say:
hello.
Poems by Rixes:
- Jonathon's Oh-So-Grand, "Extravagant" and Notoriously B.I.G. Celebration
- Morning Dew
- The Loveliest of Moments
- somehow enthralled. (aye! cu)
- A Dance of Evening Moths and Euphoria
- The Multicolor Spectacle of My Own Moving Dreams
- eat me again
- Making Love with Cummings
- piecemeal
- she in silk tonight
- I wrote a poem, once
- at the redlight she sat
- fishnet 'n outside space
- of willowy trees and weed-choked lawns
- so sigh
- through the perils of few and short years
- little boy curious
- appoggiatura
- yawning in autumn
- Carol of the Belts
- beautiful white orchids alive in bloom (edit)
- his eyes were swollen so we danced
- like catching butterflies
- multicolor icicles
- swimming (the only way to breathe)
- & [blink] television commercials
- SICK (Clarity Pyramid)
- lavender rain.
- of greenness, grayness and fishlike things
- —bliss (edited)
- gens de couleur libres
- since my last name's mcghee
- "being hit in the head by flying snowball can't be worse than this," they thought
- a man by the river one night to pray
- (FOTO Friday 8) unsynchronized love and aggression
- bishop takes the queen
- morning/evening (haiku)
- (FOTO Friday 11) Oh, by the Rhythm of the Windy, Looming Night
- somewhere watching weeds fold
- hiroshima won't be as sweet
- prom night with frost (noodlefetish edits)
- Irish Liquor, American Beer.
- INRI
- delirious wanderings; stargazing home
- algebra class and factoring jazz
- Mulberry Trees Don't Grow in New Orleans
- mary; mary; quite contrary
- ebony, ivory and and a little bit of rime
- we look up at the flashing sky, smile, and see
- SUICIDAL SUNS (repost)
- beignet afternoons (foggier omens too gray to read)
- (FOTO Friday 24) cheap tear ducts and rainbows
- when sun and moon divorce: a revolution
- on the behavior of the nostalgic and newly comatose
- dusting life off the venetian blinds
- monday, in comes more blinds [still dusting p.II]
- at cockcrow i am subject to see (across the street, that is)
- fold me / over like a napkin
- soup days
- odd fellow's rest
- my katrina collection
- i miss
- STIGMATA
- of leaves, limbs and breathing in
- ...wanting what won't...
- On Marriage
- i had a moving dream
- punctuated love.
- Written upon a Dusty Windowsill in a Gutted Room
- On reading Kubla Khan
- i. a recipe for life and the things thereafter or how to break an egg
- ii. Mama had a big, ol’ plum tree
- On Prometheus' Humanity (Object Poem)
- To sit on an iron bench
- knowing the voices:
- plight of a moth
- love means forever (a Late Macabre Poem)
- mr. roloff lives on a cul-de-sac
- on being homeless in new york city
- questions asked before the funeral
- the way love is
- flirting in the dark
- should i pause to write
- our minds are trains, derailed (for claudia)
- (FOTO FRIDAY 1) pink elephants weren't of man's construction
- because the bible tells me so
- Requiem for an Autumn’d Leaf
- in loving remembrance of poetry
- mista andouille is what i names ‘im
- on the Isle of Lesbos,
- On Matres
- someone's manhattan
- Beneath the Mistletoe She Stood: A Carol
- seven, metaphor & germane
- love, by definition:
- The Rhyme of the Drummer Pawed
- miss lady the ride’s over
- she sighs farewell with tea
- god does exist
- another night dead
- The sun is just beginning to leak
- in response to jamie pt. ii
- conceit to a bible's dream
- in stage two of learning to cope.
Rixes's favorite poems:
Poems Rixes has recently commented on:
Threads Rixes has recently posted in:
- Christians Promise
- The Bible and Homosexuality
- gay pride!
- poetry and the sex wish
- god does not exist
- It's a Comic Book World - I See Thought Bubbles
- (boring thread alert)...It's December, what's yer weather like?
- Random Challenge: 10-minute poem.
|