= dart | felix nicolau [15.Sep.06 15:58] |
ya, fine model of concision and directness. read it breathless - maybe this is the solution | |
= Well-crafted Willy | Edilberto González Trejos [04.Oct.06 21:01] |
Very well-crafted verses. A fine mini-fiction! SONGO | |
= Pinnochio | Lorena Biculescu [02.Nov.06 22:51] |
the first thing that comes to my mind when I read this is Pinnochio...i don't know why...i guess it's because of the whale....:D | |
= In the Belly of The Beast | John Willy Kopperud [05.Nov.06 15:47] |
That sequence from Pinocchio is yet one of these sea-monster images that has followed mankind some thousands years through religion, literature and art. My visualization of the poem is some kind of poster picture from a Hollywood B(C?) movie. The heros appearamce is abundantly (overplayed) masculine. His chin occupies half his face. Thank you for your contribution to the images, Lorena. | |
= In the Belly of The Beast | John Willy Kopperud [05.Nov.06 15:47] |
That sequence from Pinocchio is yet one of these sea-monster images that has followed mankind some thousands years through religion, literature and art. My visualization of the poem is some kind of poster picture from a Hollywood B(C?) movie. The heros appearamce is abundantly (overplayed) masculine. His chin occupies half his face. Thank you for your contribution to the images, Lorena. | |
= In the Belly of The Beast | John Willy Kopperud [05.Nov.06 15:48] |
That sequence from Pinocchio is yet one of these sea-monster images that has followed mankind some thousands years through religion, literature and art. My visualization of the poem is some kind of poster picture from a Hollywood B(C?) movie. The heros appearamce is abundantly (overplayed) masculine. His chin occupies half his face. Thank you for your contribution to the images, Lorena. | |