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  • Ted E Bare on May 22

    Happy Memorial Day weekend and please be safe out there (I'm driving to my brothers and I don't want you to hit me...seriously, please be careful so I can see you here at a later time)

    Ted E
  • Ted E Bare on February 2
    Dropping by to leave a on your face
    Since it's been a long time I've been to this place
    Take care as I hope to see you soon again
    Hope you will find some rain my friend
  • Ted E Bare on March 31, 2008
    That was so impressive on what you said for your rain application. Then I know you woul be a great wife to someone someday as I bet you would enjoy riding in a convertible while it's raining. It's such a wild feeling.

    Ted E
  • Marcy Anna on March 25, 2008
    Hello me!
  • Wesley Storer : Wesley Storer Poem on September 7, 2007
    How happy I was to see you read my grave robber poem and sympathize with its poor victim. Did it create some pathos for you? Then I succeeded! Now i'll read one of your lovelies I'm sure. Best Wishes!
  • DennisP1 on March 4, 2006
    While it would be good to know more about you on your author's page, I would hate to see all those wonderful quotes removed. Perhaps a little about your hopes, dreams and sorrows. At least I learned your 19, a collage student from Texas and are in love. Is there more to know? lol

    Smiles,
    Den
  • Marcy Anna on March 1, 2006
    I agree!
  • Wesley Storer on October 20, 2005
    In reply to your query on "Rainbow Stairway", I
    offer the following, in hopes it might help
    clear the murky waters of historical distortions.
    John Chapt. 1 vs.! "In the
    beginning was the word, and the
    word was with God, and the word
    was God.") Have you ever wondered
    why something somebody said can
    come back to haunt you and make
    you sad again? Or how some words
    can make us really happy! LIke you
    have just won the 10 million dollar
    lottery!? Have you ever wondered
    why so many people in the world
    learn to speak English? It is not a
    romance language like French or
    Spanish, or Portugese. Have you
    ever ask yourself why things are the
    way they are,or why the English
    got so mad when the Colonists
    dumped a little of their tea in the
    harbor?
  • amzolt on October 15, 2005
    this is one awesome HomePage for AllPoetry!!!
  • ForeverFarAway on September 10, 2005
    Are you a victim?
    no! ut i hope people understand like i do
    Edited on Sep 10, 7:27 p.m. because ''.
  • Just Exist on September 9, 2005
    wow u have alot of trophys thats cool im tryin to get some in fact ill do that now then im gonna check out some of ur poems thanx for the coment and that does happen to me in real life by the way anywayz thanx
  • ToDream1177 on May 24, 2005
    Thank you for understanding my poem. It feels good to know that there is someone out there that can relate to me on something like that! WOW...It hurts when he will look at me and he wont tell me what he is thinking. It makes me upset. But maybe this year since I am going back to work with him he will get to know me and I think we are getting better. But hey does age matter? I don't think that it does if you love someone its for everything. Thank you so much!
    -Britney
  • Bradley Harrison on May 13, 2005
    Robert Frost once said "No tears for the writer, no tears for the reader." Do you agree, Marcy?
  • Bradley Harrison on May 12, 2005
    Procrastination is the parasite by which efficiency is slowly diminished to a futile memory.
  • Wesley Storer on May 11, 2005
    Hello 18 year old texas girl who likes Hemingway and poetry. Thanks for liking "Pindar Agape". There sure are a lot of guys who spit on the sidewalk here in Spokane. I just don't understand it! Maybe now with the disclosures about our Mayor's private life, they will be afraid of conveying the wrong message. Thanks for thinking of me Marcy ann, and that sure sounds like a texas girl's name to me. I see you are for the culture of poetry, and that pleases me, for I believe that is the best way of thinking. There is good B.S. and bad B.S. Good B.S. is when you know it is B.S. Bad B.S. is when you don't know it's B.S. but you're supposed to believe it anyway!
  • Bradley Harrison on April 28, 2005
    Here is a quote: "The greatest way to live is in a fashion which requires no reward, no praise, and no remembrance. Only a genuine understanding of purpose dictates the essence of those who call themselves alive, and compells such individuals to find contentment from within."
  • Shygirl on April 15, 2005
    i mean suicide
  • Shygirl on April 15, 2005
    hey suicied morbid death and blood and gore are the coolest
  • greenpurses R COOL on April 13, 2005
    Hey...Yah my poem was true...i miss him so very much...anyways.. i was chekcing out yer profile and you seems o optimistic and i respect the fact that yer poems are so upbeat and not about suicide and sex and all that jazz....i respect you even tho- i don't like know you...
    xoxoxoxo
    EriCa
  • Wesley Storer on March 6, 2005
    Well Gosh Darn if I ain't here again Tex to thank you for your liking Satan's Carnival. When I wrote this poem I was thinking of some guy who started up a rinky dink little carnival during the depression to help some poor hungry down and out friends and called it Satans Carnival to get their attention, but in reality, I would have to say when I was young I was the mouse in the wheel, but now I am the old guy selling bits of Cleopatra's hair, figuretively symbolically speaking of course. I guess I was meant to be an incurable romantic. I was never married but always in love with just about every female I ever saw. Of course, they never knew though. It might of gotten serious, or something. I am still the kid crouching down in the third row seat in the theater with as crush on every new actress he sees. But that was way back in the fifties. You would be surprised how far puppy love can carry you through the years, and nobody gets hurt too bad.
  • Wesley Storer on March 3, 2005
    Yes Pandora, of course, you are right, and lines 13 and 15 have been mercifully eradicated. Thank you for your imput. I am just a foolish, sentimental old man, wasting his time, trying to be a poet. Thanks for giving me a good conscientious critique. Keep in touch! Thank you! Also, thanks for critiquing "Shangri-la". I changed it somewhat, too. What a great book that was to read, written many many years ago. Thanks for your interest, "18 year old Texas Gal".
    Edited on Mar 03, 4:08 p.m. because 'mistakes of course.'.
  • ForeverSilence on February 24, 2005
    thank you for your comment, i under stand what you mean about using more vocabulary and making things more clearly, but there is a certain rhythm to my poems and mine are mostly written to read so I can see were the confusion comes from and if you were to hear me read it, you would probably undurstand it more. Thanx.
  • Claide on February 2, 2005
    I may have missed your email, and if I have, please re-send it, but in case you haven't - just reminding you that lesson one is due by tomorrow!!
  • Marcy Anna on December 8, 2004
    learn how to log off marcy.
  • Carole Dudley on February 17, 2004
    Thanks so much for your helpful comments on "Wildflowers.." I saw what you meant, and went back and fixed it. It is much better. Love your poetry, too.
  • silentsoul on February 13, 2004
    hey thanks for all those comments. i was thinking the same thing about how i should change it up a bit. we'll see what happens. i just have to think of some things to change them to. i will think about using some of the stuff you told me and i might go to that learning thin. well thanks for those comments i gtg talk to you soon.
  • UncleSpace on February 6, 2004
    Thanx for visiting Marcy And WELCOME to All Poetry! Cya!

    USpace
    Edited on Feb 06, 2:37 because ''.
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