Scriptio Continua

Reviews

[Brett Campaigne]

i may be oversimplifying myself in seeing this poem as splaying the fallacies of the scientific attack in thier over simplification.

Scriptia Continua qua title
reminds me of Kierkegaard's
'Concluding Unscientific Postscript'

if i understand this poem more it may make me laugh like i did when i read that essay

[Touché Armada]

This still rocks fives years down. In fact It rocks more 5 years down.

[Pema Dorje]

being a wonderlander, i'm often time dyslexic and space synaesthesiae. this just made my synapses go into dissonance and neurons began to fire in rapturous befuddlement of newly invented meanings; undone!

[J. Lyn]

I like this poem. Its eccentric in the way that it looks but imaginable in the way that it reads!

[M.f. Cockrell]

You have a style all your own and I love it. Very unique, very endearing (at least to me, I'm a sucker for spaces and punctuation)

[Ryan-ashley]

i had forgotten the exercises prescribed to me in the creative workshop i took in fifth grade at meredith college, the summer before my first year in middle school until i read this poem. breaking up the lines that way.

it's easy to just read something, you know, but to see how the writer felt about putting the words on the page and realizing that it wouldn't be the same just writing it up and down. i imagine you COULDN'T have allowed yourself to just write it up and down.

beautiful.

[Better to Reign in Hell]

Absolutely creative

the structure of the poem is so inspiring yet the words keep you going to the finish

i applaud to you!

[Cathiesblog]

this is totally amazing!...I love it..

[H. Garni]

You've simply reach the abstract minded thoughts with dimension and expansion...Superb! My underground friends call it close encounter of the 4th kind.

[I Quit The Cafe For Awh..]

Wow that was different in a positive way. I love different. I had to read it more than once and I want people to read my poems everyday all day long.

[Janay Kimble]

to me it seems there is a message amongst this raging and rabbling, you bring up some environmental issues (preservations, energies, plankton) mixed with a bit of emotion (love, romance, heart, emotion) and then you mention some medical terms and the whole concept of union and seperation - that's a lot for a short poem to conquer - brave soul you are