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Posted by Rose on Sep-09-2009 18:21:

Wow - I think you're taking this pedobear thing too far.

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Sep-09-2009 18:23:

Or not far enough.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Sep-09-2009 18:23:

At the risk of being Literature Fag, a proper haiku is not merely about the syllable count. The first and second lines should evoke single images, which are brought together as a concept in the final line.

Posted by ziptnf on Sep-09-2009 18:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Rose
Wow - I think you're taking this pedobear thing too far.

I think he's thinking it's funny because he's creating the illusion that he's a pedo, but in reality, he actually is a pedo.

Posted by Akridrot on Sep-09-2009 18:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Or not far enough.

This.

quote:
Originally posted by ziptnf
I think he's thinking it's funny because he's creating the illusion that he's a pedo, but in reality, he actually is a pedo.

Not this.

Posted by Rose on Sep-09-2009 18:33:

quote:
Originally posted by ziptnf
I think he's thinking it's funny because he's creating the illusion that he's a pedo, but in reality, he actually is a pedo.

Isn't he like 16 though? Whatever the case is, he's creepy and not funny.

Posted by ziptnf on Sep-09-2009 18:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Akridrot
Not this.

You're not?

Posted by iTranscendence on Sep-09-2009 18:37:

It is apparent
nothing new on internet
repost of repost

Posted by Akridrot on Sep-09-2009 18:39:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
At the risk of being Literature Fag, a proper haiku is not merely about the syllable count. The first and second lines should evoke single images, which are brought together as a concept in the final line.

Yeah, but I just wrote those in a few minutes to get some ideas out... just a throwaway exercise. I wanted to start understanding, creating, analyzing, critiquing and appreciating poetry on a higher level all of a sudden this morning (downloading great poems and looking at Amazon / Google).

Getting into Poetry is a bit difficult with all the CRAP ADVICE out there. I want to learn analysis and history as well. I'm thinking of reading critiques to get a good idea of how this all works.

I'm sure buying a few books on Poetics isn't going to be completely comprehensive but it's a start:
http://www.amazon.com/New-Princeton...52521493&sr=1-6

http://www.amazon.com/Teachers-Writ...52521493&sr=1-8

http://www.amazon.com/Poetic-Meter-...52521493&sr=1-9

Posted by Akridrot on Sep-09-2009 18:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Rose
Isn't he like 16 though? Whatever the case is, he's creepy and not funny.

You should know I'm 5 years older than that, silly ****. Does that make this creepier and even less funny? Probably. I find this funny, though. So fuck what you think. You don't have a sense of humor. Whatever the case is, get my age right.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Sep-09-2009 18:44:

I don't think it's possible to analyse poetry on anything but a "higher level", which is why it's the least popular form of literature.

Posted by Rose on Sep-09-2009 18:45:

lol someone is feeling a little sensitive today...

well, maybe you aren't 16 but you sure act like it.

Posted by Akridrot on Sep-09-2009 18:47:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I don't think it's possible to analyse poetry on anything but a "higher level", which is why it's the least popular form of literature.

This is correct. I was wondering why there was no easy to find, definitive go-to resource for poetry (like a Strunk & White or universally acclaimed "Poet's reference")

Even as a complete novice, I'm able to see that there are a lot of fucking assholes out there who have no idea what they're talking but still give advice and write books anyway.

Is there no trustworthy beginner's book? Some kind of classic? Or does everyone have to find their own way? I don't really mind doing that, but at the same time, I really wouldn't mind a shortcut...

quote:
Originally posted by Rose
lol someone is feeling a little sensitive today...

well, maybe you aren't 16 but you sure act like it.

Wrong, I act like a child... I wish I was a child again... hence the pedobear

(Now do you see the inner workings of my psyche?)

Posted by ziptnf on Sep-09-2009 18:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Rose
well, maybe you aren't 16 but you sure act like it.

Wait, is it more socially acceptable to be a 16 year old pedo, or a 21 year old pedo?

Posted by Akridrot on Sep-09-2009 18:50:

The thing is, a 21 year old pedo could still prey on a 16 year old pedo. I don't care much for other 21 year olds, but hypothetically speaking, if I found a 16 year old boy who was into little girls/boys, I would take advantage of him. IF I was into that crap, which I'm not. All of this is a joke. A big internet joke.

Posted by ziptnf on Sep-09-2009 18:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Akridrot
All of this is a joke. A big internet joke.

Sure it is.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Sep-09-2009 18:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Akridrot
This is correct. I was wondering why there was no easy to find, definitive go-to resource for poetry (like a Strunk & White or universally acclaimed "Poet's reference")

Even as a complete novice, I'm able to see that there are a lot of fucking assholes out there who have no idea what they're talking but still give advice and write books anyway.

Is there no trustworthy beginner's book? Some kind of classic? Or does everyone have to find their own way? I don't really mind doing that, but at the same time, I really wouldn't mind a shortcut...

Are you talking about reading poetry or writing poetry? There are plenty of books on how to write poetry. I have one, collecting dust.

As for reading it, there aren't any books teaching you how to analyse a novel or a film. The best way to read poetry at this "higher level" is to get a degree in literature.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Sep-09-2009 18:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Akridrot
(Now do you see the inner workings of my psyche?)

You should seek help.

Posted by Akridrot on Sep-09-2009 19:41:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Are you talking about reading poetry or writing poetry? There are plenty of books on how to write poetry. I have one, collecting dust.

As for reading it, there aren't any books teaching you how to analyse a novel or a film. The best way to read poetry at this "higher level" is to get a degree in literature.

Both... but if a serious study of literature covers it, then I should be fine. I was thinking of poetry as a completely different thing, not something that people who study literature specialize in. This will make my searching much easier.

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Sep-09-2009 20:49:

buttering the bread
White bread is more asthetic
I am a racist

Posted by floyd741 on Sep-10-2009 13:04:

what is a haiku?
i do not understand it
someone help me out

lol

Posted by boris_the_bear on Sep-10-2009 13:58:

how do i play this haiku shit?

Posted by kadomony on Sep-11-2009 01:28:

haiku is a form
of poetry written like
this: five, seven, five

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-11-2009 01:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
buttering the bread
White bread is more asthetic
I am a racist

LOL

Posted by boris_the_bear on Sep-11-2009 08:49:

ok i'll give it a try:

this shit is mad
this shit is
mad mad mad shit

wtflol

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