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Alex Mckey By: Alex Mckey on 3/20/2002; 3:38 PM I live in...US...the south...Louisiana, sorry that's all ou get! i'm 18 (bars, peicring and tattos) I write short stories (never finished one) and Poetry(are what i consider poetry) I must warn you it's kind of wierd but people like it. I do alot of indeth self searching stuff thingy. i'm also a drama nerd (Ah, the theater) I like comic books and manga (What?!?) Cartoons and anime(..Again what!?!) And if words (clean ones) descride me i'm a literally man sick with inspiring words and ideas that i throw up on the notebook then close the cover before the words get out and call it poetry. That's m in a nut shell (not really all of me)take care, enjoy, peace out and rock on!!!
RE: Alex Mckey By: Mark Morgan on 3/20/2002; 4:49 PM Alex, is The Closet a poem? If so, could you just cut and paste it into a new message, instead of attaching it? The system's not really cut out to convert documents automatically.
RE: Alex Mckey By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 3/21/2002; 9:24 AM ALEX!!!!!!!! hey what's up!? i never thought you'd come and grace us with thine presence!!! WOO! anyway it's late at night, and I am in the mood to publish a timed essay I just wrote for my ap composition class... I'll tell you more about it... IN THE POST! oh and alex, matt, dot, and peej, danke maximus shoen for the christmas presents. I'm all frog and poetried out!
RE: Alex Mckey By: Adam Schirmacher on 3/23/2002; 1:40 AM Alex, are you trying to say that you are one of those people that just throws some words people like on paper and call it poetry. i.e. "rainbows like spring rain, gods grace fills the air, we're a happy family"? I am one of those more violent writers. "SMG's like summer heat, bullets fill the air, I used to have a family". Just kidding. But do you really write well or do people just like your words?
RE: Alex Mckey By: Mark Morgan on 3/23/2002; 2:39 AM >But do you really write well or do people just like your words? There's a difference? _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
RE: Alex Mckey By: Adam Schirmacher on 3/24/2002; 2:24 AM Yes. I consider writing to be words that are somewhat connected to eachother. Words are just things you pronounce with individual meanings. For example, if you were to write "penetrate. starburst. quislingism." you might like the words. But if you were to write "I like to penetrate starburst factories with quislingism." you might like what you've written. Do you get it yet?
RE: Alex Mckey By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 3/24/2002; 5:18 AM dont be rude. this is my friend.
RE: Alex Mckey By: Adam Schirmacher on 3/24/2002; 12:22 PM Blah-dee blah. I'll apologize once he takes it the wrong way. I'm not tryign to be offensive. Sarcasm can be fun too ya know;).
RE: Alex Mckey By: Mark Morgan on 3/24/2002; 12:52 PM I think Adam is trying to do some constructive criticism. I still don't see you point, though, Adam.
RE: Alex Mckey By: Adam Schirmacher on 3/24/2002; 3:43 PM My original point...I was asking if people just liked his words or his writing. There's a lot of people I know who just write stuff like "and a spring rainbow through the forest happiness rainbow" and if someone likes the word rainbow they'll call it good writing. I was askign if he does this, or if he actually makes connections between all the words.
RE: Alex Mckey By: Mark Morgan on 3/24/2002; 5:04 PM Interesting question, although I would say that what matters is the work he (or anyone) posts. Says the man who has not posted a piece of writing in a long, long time.
RE: Alex Mckey By: Adam Schirmacher on 3/25/2002; 12:22 AM "What matters" would be a whole different battle.
RE: Alex Mckey By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 3/26/2002; 5:46 AM But I wonder, is a piece of work good writing just because it makes sense? Or because it was a utility by which the author poured some of himself out? Although it might not lie well on the ears or a critic, surely it is useful... Just my thoughts. I'm feeling a bit over-protective, since this is a good friend of mine (: and I want him to have a warm welcome... especially considering that many of my other friend/writers seem to be AWOL or maybe with leave
RE: Alex Mckey By: ScottN on 3/26/2002; 2:26 PM I think we went through this a long time ago with "he who shall not be named", on whether non-traditional poetry was poetry... See the entire thread here. Oh, and Mark, Happy second VoU anniversary 10 days ago (at least, that's where the "Search" page starts -- 3/16/00).
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