my point exactly
Extraordinary 9/11 poem
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cyberfairy
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David Icke
What are you like?
From wit to twit to whooooo
What are you like?
From wit to twit to whooooo
spanglechick
High Empress of Dressing Up
i really like armitage - he's an accessible writer who deals with some inaccesible subjects and emotions (although this subject is perhaps more familiar territory - the skill in this poem is to communicate sincerity).
i get to teach armitage this term, he's on the gcse syllabus - they're either taught armiage and carol ann duffy, or gillian clarke and seamus heaney, plus they all study stacks of poetry from other cultures.
studying poetry is at once really easy, and very very hard. there's masses of it on the syllabus though, i'm not sure why.
i get to teach armitage this term, he's on the gcse syllabus - they're either taught armiage and carol ann duffy, or gillian clarke and seamus heaney, plus they all study stacks of poetry from other cultures.
studying poetry is at once really easy, and very very hard. there's masses of it on the syllabus though, i'm not sure why.
a question is not a theory.editor said:
e2a I liked mauvais and cyberfairy's pomes
editor
hiraethified
It is when you're trotting out the same old loaded loon nonsense.snouty warthog said:
But if you're that interested in the topic, there's ample published material available, written by people far more qualified on the subject than you or I (or any of the bedroom 'truthseekers).
You could start with this research written by Charles Clifton, HERA Structural Engineer, someone who has "17 years of experience in the research, design and construction of steel framed buildings"
http://www.caddigest.com/subjects/wtc/select/clifton/p1.htm
Also:
http://www.911myths.com/html/wtc__demolition_.html
http://www.loosechangeguide.com/lcg3.html
http://www.jnani.org/mrking/writings/911/king911.htm
http://www.thenewamerican.com/artman/publish/article_1253.shtml
HTH. HAND.
no, a question.editor said:
Some folks like the government line
And they hope that things will turn out fine
But if killing’s your meat
Then you’re in for a treat
Cos the global war’s starting on time…
cos I want you to answer my question. you.
I will read the links tommorrow. however, I doubt I will draw the same conclusion as you.
I will read the links tommorrow. however, I doubt I will draw the same conclusion as you.
editor
hiraethified
Hmm, now let me see. Which do I value the most, the unqualified 'conclusions' of an untrained amateur who knows jack diddly squat about engineering or the considered expert analysis and published papers of a host of highly qualified experts with years of experience in their chosen, relevant fields.snouty warthog said:
Tough one!
@R-D; it was not I who dragged it O/T
@Ed- and your answer is, Ed?
@Ed- and your answer is, Ed?
editor
hiraethified
You can try and deny itsnouty warthog said:
But it was you
What done it
http://www.urban75.net/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=5005161&postcount=29
@ed- I was staying on the topic of the poem, and indeed added my own poem. I think that is staying on the topic. other posters have also posted poems. and I did discuss the poem mentioned in the OP.
@raver-drew
agreed.
@raver-drew
agreed.
Twenty-four years remind the tears of my eyes.
(Bury the dead for fear that they walk to the grave in labour.)
In the groin of the natural doorway I crouched like a tailor
Sewing a shroud for a journey
By the light of the meat-eating sun.
Dressed to die, the sensual strut begun,
With my red veins full of money,
In the final direction of the elementary town
I advance as long as forever is.
Dylan Thomas
(One of the best poets ever imo)
(Bury the dead for fear that they walk to the grave in labour.)
In the groin of the natural doorway I crouched like a tailor
Sewing a shroud for a journey
By the light of the meat-eating sun.
Dressed to die, the sensual strut begun,
With my red veins full of money,
In the final direction of the elementary town
I advance as long as forever is.
Dylan Thomas
(One of the best poets ever imo)
you still haven't answered the question I posted in my poem. regardless of the poetry in yr replies.editor said:
I didn't write the poem in anticipation of an answer. however, as you have engaged with me, I am interested in what your answer may be...
no, my poem contained a question; no theories, no 'tinfoil battiness' etc.editor said:
abuse doesn't help your case, in my opinion. it is the reserve of a coward, again, in my opinion.
@Ed- it is you who has derailed this thread into a 'shouting match'... I had/have no such agenda.
an answer to the question?
an answer to the question?
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