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  • account disabled on September 17
    hmmm...
    why do I get the image of a dumb crowd watching a football match?
  • ArtFullyMe on September 3

    I was trying to do this



  • Cibtastic on July 14
    Yes, I am back! It is nice to see you again!


  • if I don't see something
    posted fast I'll invade your page with an army of woody garden gnomes



    ....and a gravy bidet
  • account disabled on June 30
    like that quote

  • Catressa on May 20
    awwww... she did so good, and you know her lil heart was just pounding...

    I bet her Parents were bursting with pride..

    Bravo!!

    How ya doing you?

  • katfair on May 18
    wondrous solo singing of your loved one.
    touching. happy for you.
    these are the moments, that make up that one wild
    and precious life!
    song
    and falling into the grass.
    kat
    ~ just back from a week long retreat of silence, contemplative dance and writing, on wild land, full of such things
    that brings singing.

  • Grace

    that's great
  • apples fell on May 15

    The Summer Day

    Who made the world?
    Who made the swan, and the black bear?
    Who made the grasshopper?
    This grasshopper, I mean--
    the one who has flung herself out of the grass,
    the one who is eating sugar out of my hand,
    who is moving her jaws back and forth instead of up and down--
    who is gazing around with her enormous and complicated eyes.
    Now she lifts her pale forearms and thoroughly washes her face.
    Now she snaps her wings open, and floats away.
    I don't know exactly what a prayer is.
    I do know how to pay attention, how to fall down
    into the grass, how to kneel in the grass,
    how to be idle and blessed, how to stroll through the fields,
    which is what I have been doing all day.
    Tell me, what else should I have done?
    Doesn't everything die at last, and too soon?
    Tell me, what is is you plan to do
    With your one wild and precious life?

    Mary Oliver

    =======

    poem. enjoy.

    ;
  • The Bear on May 14


    Grace! She has so much presence.
  • NurseChilly on May 14
    she's a doll hun.... a real doll!!
  • apples fell on May 14

    your neice singing is very cute. The world better prepare themselves for that little voice.
  • Emerald13 on May 5
  • B2oH on May 4
    All green I see...it must be spring.

    Hello.
  • zara on May 1
    I got my rejection from the anthology today, another milestone, I suppose.
  • zara on April 30
    Welcome home! Miss you.

  • account disabled on April 25
    pssssst hows you
  • Shannon on April 10
    Oh wow! You went to my page! aww shucks...

    Thanks for listening! What is this e-zine I'm hearing about? I shall check out your project, as well.
  • RollingStone on April 9
    hiya, lisa!
    it's good to be back.
    thanks for the comments & input!
    travis
  • thelordreigns on April 6
    The new e-zine is fabulous!

    Blessing to you and your new endeavor. I hope to be sending a submission!

    - joanne -
  • Suzanne Dia on April 5
    Do I email you submissions?


    I love that you guys are doing this
  • jantastic on April 4
    Thank you, for the opportunity. I told Liza the site looks great. Well done.

  • Saint Jai on April 3
    also, mica fingertips sparking is the ace-est thing I have seen today. ace ace ace.
  • Saint Jai on April 3
    Oioi sailor. How goes the fair seas? May muscled sailors bring you fine silks from wherever they get really fine silks from at a reasonable price.
  • NurseChilly on April 2
    bloody hell, no wonder i'm all out of flunter, i'm missing days now...

    damned night shifts again..... roflmao
  • Suzanne Dia on April 2
    I so love that poem up there, it holds a truth that slaps me in the face.

    I've been a prostitute with my poetry/prose, but I don't feel shame for that. It's all part of the process

    We've reached the Hump. Let me know if you need a leg up to get over



  • Suzanne Dia on March 31
    Bleh, indeed.

    Everyone seems to be dumping their monday Grumps on me at work today :/
  • Suzanne Dia on March 27
    And a great big 'HI' right backatcha.

    It's Almost Friday.



  • account disabled on March 27
    congrats clockwise lisa

  • LadyDeNoir on March 21
    Just had to tell you...went to the freerice link..it is quite addictive. Thank you for sharing
  • jantastic on March 20
    love that free rice site
  • ardentMarch : Hi Lisa... on March 19
    I just read your poem:

    The Death Of Writing

    at Ed's music site.

    I love that poem!!

  • account disabled on March 17
    is this leprechaun green?
  • Namita on March 17
    freerice is such an excellent site... thanks so much for posting that on your page...
  • Suzanne Dia : Dear Jessie - sung by Madonna on March 14


    Baby face don't grow so fast
    Make a special wish that will always last
    Rub this magic lantern
    He will make your dreams come true for you

    Ride the rainbow to the other side
    Catch a falling star and then take a ride
    To the river that sings and the clover that
    Brings good luck to you, it's all true

    Chorus:

    Pink elephants and lemonade, dear Jessie
    Hear the laughter running through the love parade
    Candy kisses and a sunny day, dear Jessie
    See the roses raining on the love parade

    If the land of make believe
    Is inside your heart it will never leave
    There's a golden gate where the fairies all wait
    And dancing moons, for you

    Close your eyes and you'll be there
    Where the mermaids sing as they comb their hair
    Like a fountain of gold you can never grow old
    Where dreams are made, your love parade

    (chorus)

    Your dreams are made inside the love parade
    It's a holiday inside the love parade

    On the merry-go-round of lovers and white turtle doves
    Leprechauns floating by, this is your lullaby
    Sugarplum fingertips kissing your honey lips
    Close your eyes sleepy head, is it time for your bed
    Never forget what I said, hang on you're already there

    Close your eyes and you'll be there
    Where the mermaids sing as they comb their hair
    Like a fountain of gold you can never grow old
    Where dreams are made, your love parade

    (chorus)

    Your dreams are made inside the love parade
    It's a holiday inside the love parade





    ... a smile for you on friday inspired by joni up above.

  • NurseChilly on March 13
    i love it in the film Love Actually, when Emma Thompson listens to it, on xmas day... crying her eyes out.....

    gosh yes... superb song
  • jantastic on March 13
    I haven't thought of that song for so long...

  • account disabled on March 9
    wonder why you cap "president"
    they're put there to serve no to rule
  • account disabled on March 8
    wonder what's a healthy man
    we're all fucked up round here
  • brown paper bag : Hi on March 8
    Long time no speak. Hope you are well.
  • account disabled on March 3
    thanks

  • NurseChilly on March 2
    you should try to find a poem Bookmaking by julia alverez, it is most beautiful about writing and books and love..

  • account disabled on February 28
    told ya gossip sucks
  • Suzanne Dia on February 27


    Love that quote by Tolstoy. Has inspired me to get my hands on some more of his writing.

  • zara on February 22
    pretty much
  • Elvis on February 16
    I got rejected by Ploughshares too. They are tough to get into. Check out their stats. Anyhoo... I'm waiting to hear from the Paris Review. LMAO!!!!!
  • silverfish on February 16
    very impressive poetry here. and by the way, the ocean does chase the fish. -redphish
  • MikeLondon : What's the other criticism site? on February 15
    Hello, you said you joined a another site recently that is much more serious with criticism. I'm looking for other sites as well and am curious what you found.

    Cvillelisa

    "Response to Criticism and Critique" your post

    I've recently re-joined another site that is far more "serious" about ripping and shredding people's poems.

    On the whole, the poems are definitely of a consistently higher quality with regard to things that are measurable (punctuation, line-breaks, spelling, etc.) and some are excellent (many many published poets announcing their acceptances daily) but I also feel that perhaps there is a sucking out of Voice and individuality that goes on.

    So, what I wanted to ask was a few things:

    1. What type of feedback, critique etc. do you find most helpful?

    2. Do you often make changes or edit your work? Do the critical comments make a highly, moderately or not at all difference in the revision?

    3. How long do you wait before making revisions? Edits? Let the poem stew? Make immediate changes?

    4. Do you find that over-revision and over-critiquing leads to sapping the original work (even if it failed the readers) of its energy?

    Thanks, looking forward to some discussion.

    Lisa
  • Suzanne Dia on February 14
    hey guess what..

    (closet romantic stopping by)

    -- Happy Day!
  • honeybucket on February 13
    Thanx evillelisa it is good to be back.
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