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Mountain of Light on June 28, 2006PS. Love Depeche Mode, The Cure, The Smiths/Morissey, Ministry, Joy Division, and Pitch Black, the only film that I can think of that shows Muslims in outer space. But Event Horizon scared me senseless. Can't even look at that film again.
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Mountain of Light on June 28, 2006All that you've said is true, and if I spoke it, would get me sent to the American gulag our unwilling Cuban neighbors are hosting. After having studied political science / political history into post graduate studies, I personally find the nation-state, not religion, to be one of the most destructive and genocidal institutions in history. If people only knew the level of bloodshed that existed and the people that were crushed to get Europe with the nice "neat" borders it has today...
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TheDarknessVisible on June 27, 2006Looking at history it is depressing to note that Hitler was not defeated by the forces of good. He was merely defeated by forces of a different sort of evil. Hitler would have applauded as Winston Churchill delivered his speech that "a stronger race, a higher-grade race, a more worldly wise race to put it that way, has come in and taken their place."
Saddam Hussein was certainly aware that it was Britain which first used chemical weapons against the Kurds. The UK has no moral right whatsoever stepping foot inside Iraq when their own prime minister in living memory executed the EXACT same crimes against the exact same victims that Saddam Hussein is now being prosecuted for.
The evil dictators in the world certainly are evil dictators... but the only thing which seems to seperate them from our brave leaders is their degree of success rather than any difference in their moral character.
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Mountain of Light on June 26, 2006I like your page...very cool influences, and thanks for those elucidating quotes.
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Aurine on May 28, 2006May you never stop writing! Your poetry is brilliant! You have a wonderful gift, so inspirational. Thakyou for sharing your thoughts on AP..~Aurine~
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cosmicrose on April 27, 2006That's pretty interesting... we share a good many of the same likes... especially in terms of your favorite movies. I would have to add Enemy Mine... They Live... and AI to your list.. OH.. as well as ANYTHING Johnny Depp has ever had a part of. Don Juan makes me melt. Guaranteed Chick magnet that one (hint hint) Nice place you got here... cosmicly speaking...
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Darkened Star on March 31, 2006
Your invited to the Contest, Dreams & Nightmares (2), for a second chance at gold. 450 pts if you're interested. -
lelike on February 14, 2006I sent this message as an answer to yours but it went to the poem page. So I visited your page and leave a message. Liked your page !! A hug. Lelike. Follows the original message:
Dear David, Thanks for your encouragement and compliments. I am Brazilian, living in Sao Carlos, SP, Brazil. I am hardly fluent in spoken English. But I love poetry and from poetry, sonnets. This is my first sonnet in English, and my second poem in this language. The first is “Hey”, on my AP page, an impromptu writing. The Portuguese sonnet is a bit different from the English one. The last six verses form two tercets, rhymed independently or as a full “sextet”. For exemple: [a-b-a---b-a-b] ; [a-b-c—b-a-c], (a-b-a---a-b-a), (a-b-c – a-b-c), [a-b-b---a-b-b] etc. Again, thanks for your kindness. -
Frozen Roses on February 13, 2006Hello! You know I have never seen anyone else who likes all three Matrix movies. Most people say that they repeat themselves. {How daft!}
Anyway, just thought I would leave a random hello on your page.
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Raazi on January 12, 2006Hi,
remember me? Long time no see. -
rosepoet on January 3, 2006I just join the philosphy latele so i came to check who you are . Nice knowing you.
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aslanlight on December 28, 2005I just read that you like 'The Crow' Brandon Lee, what an incredible film, and the music haunts you. Just off to comment on a few of your poems as I entered your contest.
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Red Rocket on December 24, 2005
Davidz
Have a wonderful Christmas and a most blessed New Year.
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M.A.King on December 21, 2005I am stopping by to wish you and your family a wonderful Christmas and all good things for the coming year. I have enjoyed your poetry so very much and I thank you for that pleasure.
Though I have read your work for some time now, I have no idea of your age. Usually I can guess the age range of an author after a time of continuous reading but you remain a mystery. There are times in my mind you are a young man of 30 and times you are a seasoned, professor of 60. There is no pinning it down. But the one thing not in question is your gift for poetry. Thank you for sharing that.
Happy Holidays! -
Z--- on December 12, 2005I love the art work. plain and simple period .
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TheDarknessVisible on November 23, 2005haha.. funny!
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Ellis on November 23, 2005Thank you for your Comment, Davidz,
On my DELL HELL machine,
The release in space of the Port-O-Potty; it's
Now no longer seen.
Dell computers are a sorry lot.
Hal was quite an evil clod.
I don't really know whether or not
Hal's still alive or has shot it's wad.
In either case it is a race.
The evil Dell must be put down.
We must erase out of this place
Their computers that are so unsound.
So, thank you Davidz for wanting me to
Burst the Dell computer bubble.
So now I note, thanks to you,
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mister nemo on October 28, 2005sorry, I just have to say this.
I LOVE YOU!
I never saw the connection between God and the idea of Big Brother (but of course now it seems as obvious as daylight) and it's so sickenly true.
And I completely acknowledge the connections between the ideas... almost prophecized by Orwell and what is modern day America....
Thank you for the note back. I admire your 'tirade' as you call it. I've never been able to express myself politcally and make sense... Thanks for sharing.
(mmm 'Alone' that's definately one of my favourite works from Poe.)
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Ankeeta on October 8, 2005uhmm very interesting comment on the poem,"Ankeeta"
...infact i was impressed by those lines 
haha..anyways thanks
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Queen of Cups on October 5, 2005I am so Dizzy you are already on my favorite list . Well count yourself doubly on my list now lol . You are a very tallented writer . Thank you so much for sharing
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K-Dense on September 26, 2005Where do you live in Ontario? I'm originally from Scarborough. Also, considerign your knack for wordplay and imagery, I'm just putting it out there, when I say that I'd like to see what you're capable of in haiku. (Your sonets are amazing).-Curtis Meyer
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Queen of Cups on September 12, 2005Just read a few of your poems and i am very impressed , i really like your writings .So hi and thanks for amusing me this morning
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epitaph-macabre on September 9, 2005@->--------<
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Redstormy on August 26, 2005I kind of figured you were either from Canada or the Uk
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TheDarknessVisible on August 16, 2005"Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" is terrible, horrific and beautiful at the same time.
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Faded on August 16, 2005I love that Dylan T poem... was one of the first that ever really captured my imagination You have good taste!
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TheDarknessVisible on August 9, 2005
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epitaph-macabre on August 9, 2005
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VariousSingularity on July 25, 2005I was going to enter your E.A. Poe contest but decided against it. Although, I would like to have your insight on two of my poems. 'The Valley Of The Tears' and 'The Garden Of Eden' were both partly inspired by Poe. I would like to know if they are worth entering into your contest, considering that most contest holders choose pretentious, strung together words over actual poetry as their winners...I'm just curious to see how a seemingly knowledgable poet would view them. I would also like to say that I am in love with the writings of Poe....I expect to be ignored, so I guess I'm doing this for my own pleasure...
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Sakrit on July 20, 2005I am kind of new to the site.. and to writing poetry.. but I've read a few of your works (Mostly the Poe-based poems on the contest page.) I am intrigued by your work.. It's very good, you use much more styles than the average poet.. You're absolutely amazing with rhyming.. assonance.. consonance.. I didn't even know what Refrain was until I read your poems, lol. Well, I really wanted to thank you for sharing your work.. and I also have a love for Poe.. Maybe not as strong as yours yet.. as I am only in highschool, however I believe that love will grow with time, and I certainly hope my writing skills grow in time.. as yours did, I can tell. I definitely aspire to one day be able to complete a work that is even within the reach of Poe.. and within the reach of YOUR work as well
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rica3390 on July 19, 2005I am a great admirer of Poe. I'm glad I've found another who has the passion for his poetry as I do.
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Nicole Hanna on July 1, 2005Wait wait... is that "Switchblade Symphony" I see up there?
Oh that's it. I'm your new stalker now.
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Nicole Hanna on July 1, 2005Can I officially worship you now? It's so difficult to find those who list Event Horizon as a favorite movie. Most have never heard of it, and I say shame on them!
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