Beebeleh - good acrid stuff - get angry and stay there! Shalom
Buddah Moskowitz
being vulnerable - that's the way to get good material
Good eye for detail - compact, nothing unnecessary.
Subtle and powerful. Great
Hey - I never read this one. sheeit. You am one lazy mf - don't jive me - you jes am lazy - be smoking dem mara-jew-ahna ciggarettes - man o man - some peeps got de life - dont give me that "I dont watch the clock" bs - how else would you know when jerry springer is on? nice nice one
Hi - I'm not sure what the title means. It's good but seems a little disconnected - or maybe I am.
I ain't no syncophant. I knew you before you were Masuda! Remember, Masuda rhymes with "I'll sue ya!" - where the f is my poetry?
As a married man who no longer goes to such clubs (and I have no desire to do so either), I don't think it's proper for a married man to go to such clubs. Still, I would also be hesitant about telling a wife (or husband, if the wife was going to such clubs) - perhaps they have an arrangement between the two of them that is none of your business. If they don't have such an arrangement, do you really want to be the bearer of such bad news? It could h
Mistakes, like scars, are receipts of living life. You am a receipted-up MF.
Hi Beebes, I know what you mean, I have little / no expectations of people to keep in touch with me. I'm less disappointed that way. Also, I make sure that if I want contact, then I initiate it. Sorry you sound so let down. Been there too, keep writing , Shalom
Call priceline for that ticket, bro. Aw, shit you need a credit card for that...
This one seems more of a turning point in your writing. More universal - more assured and mature. Good work. Shalom
I love the confidence you have in assuming the reader will follow. That's a good perspective, it allows for more depth in your writing. So nice to read your work. Shalom.
"Hey, lady, it is what it is." - Arrogant asshole landscaper who tried to cuss out my wife for his unprofessional behavior. Fired him.
I understand. In my old days, I wrote a mawkishly poignant song called "Go Slow, Stupid Heart". Your work has a sad beauty that affects me - don't expect that matters, but still wanted you to know. - Shalom, Moskowitz
this requires multiple readings but your style is crisp enough that I don't mind going over it.
like the minimalism of your language - keep at it. Good job - shalom
Thank God that at least you've kept your perspective and sarcasm.
All this genuine passion and affection for a person a million miles away. That's the kind of love that inspires writing that's alive. Sorry it has to be that way, but at least you're getting good poetry out of it. Scant consolation, I know.
I like how you bring out the inner dialogue of voices. Also, the comment of how the public invades the private is effective too.
sad wise knowing beautiful - I gotta get off my ass and write some more. Thanks bro
I like how you bring the poem back to you
very nice ending - quietly eloquent
BTW, it was a quietly powerful poem. Thanks. - Moskowitz
Even though I don't know what TDY is, I still get a feeling of longing, of loss - an attempt to deny the undeniable connection. Some lovers get in your soul like chemicals in your bloodstream, and they never really leave you.