All Comments on 'Post Nietzsche Refugees'

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RisiaSkyeRisiaSkyeabout 19 years ago
acid

drips down through this one. It's apocalypse-lite, appealing to alienation and the ironic impulse so perfectly. excellent work.

twelveoonetwelveooneabout 19 years ago
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What in the hell are you talking about? I keep trying to tie this in with Nietzsche.

This line has me confused

"trust for television"

It's a great line as are most in not all of the others.

God is dead

let's look for him again?

Is this it? The message is a little confusing for the title.

Still very well put, would like to see a clearer tie in, with the title

TathagataTathagataabout 19 years ago
I'd say

this is one of the best things you've done.

It's got power.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
Outstanding write..

I loved this work, artful, robust and pointed. I felt sadness in this work for the state of our society, lost victims to the smallness of minds fettered to the trust of television...many wonderful lines here with some much to say. I love a poem that makes one think on so many levels.. and you do this brillantly. Thank you for the read and the exercise of my gray matter!

Du Lac~

My Erotic TailMy Erotic Tailabout 19 years ago
mention

Your poem was mentioned on the thread

"New Poems Reviews"

Thanks for the journey~

Wanton VixxxenWanton Vixxxenabout 19 years ago
This tapped into

My cerebral cortex as well as My conscience. You made many statements in this one work that placed alot on My food for thought plate tonight. Excellent write.

Vixxx

Wanton VixxxenWanton Vixxxenabout 19 years ago
This tapped into

My cerebral cortex as well as My conscience. You made many statements in this one work that placed alot on My food for thought plate tonight. Excellent write.

Vixxx

duckiesmutduckiesmutabout 19 years ago
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Thought-provoking and well-written throughout, but this bit hits me harder than the rest:

"Because home is no more

than reassurance in the mind of man"

So well done.

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