Poetics and Poetry Discussion

You haven't answered my question - it's hardly dedication is it dear - when you have pressing deadlines.

Sherrie, for someone who claims to be writing a dissertation - you don't seem to be spending much time working on it - you are always in the forum pontificating! !

yes, on Nehrlich's 'Prince Leonard'poem, space is given to download it. I implore you to read it first before you hit the 'download' button.

excellent work, Sherrie. I have been conducting similar investigations myself, but you have beaten me to the punch by some way. I think a copy and paste effort is required here. my research has led me to contact a few Antipodean friends of mine....suprise, suprise...'Dr.' Nehrlich is an UNKNOWN in the academic circles he claims to walk in. All he actually has to his name is a review (a cutomer review which ANYBODY is free to submit) of two books on Amazon. It is to my great surprise that Nehrlich does not add the initials AMZ to his name to denote his Amazon endeavours!

check out the comments on Lynette's poems...that will tell ye all ye need to know.

I agree that the poser of the question might be suspect. I have never heard of 'Beckenham'...but I posted my comments for genuine people so that I may copy & paste and people can see how to do it.

I knew the 'Petra Bluepeter' character very well, he/she was, quite frankly, a bloody marvel. I am saddened by the news that Mr/Mrs Bluepeter spontaneously combusted quite so unexpectantly. However, you and I will ROCK & ROLL to the land of no soul. I am open to messages, invitations to hockey matches, and discussions about chimps. I like my poetry without mayo and I like it good-to-go. I will not post any poetry on this site for I have found another pleasant home. However, I enjoy reading the quite excellent poetry that gets posted and I am here to read, learn, and enjoy. so, LET'S ROCK!

This is 'El-Freddy '...and Yeah it Ain`t you...its ME! Thanks for the support
Petra- blue- peter -purves- noakes....We is 'JAMMIN'

good day, fair lady.

yes, we all do have a place in history. even the study of chimps is an important part of evolutionary history. human beings attempt to converse with chimps and one day, we may know more than ever about the cognitive processes which inform their panorama.