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Zack's Poetry - New Poll

ImperialAerosolK... ImperialAerosolKid	Jul 13 2005, 02:12 AM #1
Freedom Advocate Activist 5,060 21-June 03 Vermont 483	Vote away!!

PessimisticPacif... PessimisticPacifist	Jul 13 2005, 08:22 AM #2
Revolutionairy in Training Activist 449 11-July 04 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 2,448	Anyone with published lyrics is a poet in my eyes. -------------------- I have an American Dream; but it involves black masks and gasoline. One day I'll turn these thoughts into screams in a world that turned its back down on me. --- Rise Against

defiance	Jul 13 2005, 09:13 AM #3
mind of a revolutionary Activist 1,951 17-November 03 Minnesota 1,117	What a surprise: everyone has said yes so far!! Who would've thought that would happen?

Moremi	Jul 13 2005, 01:57 PM #4
I what do! Eat drums! Activist 7,389 30-November 02 Nigeria 26	Anyone who writes poetry, published or not, is a poet, in my opinion. -------------------- Efin ni iwa; o ma nru. \o/

Grimer 54	Jul 13 2005, 08:17 PM #5
loveable nemesis Activist 3,623 17-December 03 New York City 1,381	Anyone who writes is a poet in my eyes. -------------------- *This is the FiFTY-FOUR effect:* (the loveable nemesis) QUOTE(Grimer 54) Society begets government. Anarchist theory is actually just a pseudo-intellectual state of denial, an idealistic illusion that can never be more than a wholly unfulfilled dream. Thus, it is a counter-productive measure that actually weakens, rather than improves the progress of society as government is inevitable in the maintenance of civilization. Therefore, it is infinitely more effective to pursue political upheaval through the system, rather then against the system. For despite all of its flaws, both Democracy and Capitalism are still rooted within the people themselves by rational and realistic means. That is not to say I advocate the status quo, but instead, a moral pursuit to right the endless wrongs brought on by the evils of human nature, via an unintimidated, undaunted, unmitigated spirit of liberty and justice for all, rather then the destructive hypocrisy of your so-called "revolution." "I may disagree with what you have to say, but I will defend, to the death, your right to say it". - attributed to Voltaire Still a sheltered idealist... but learning: This is no Oasis.

Grimer 54	Jul 13 2005, 08:18 PM #6
loveable nemesis Activist 3,623 17-December 03 New York City 1,381	Anyone is a poet. EVERYONE is a poet. Except me. I'm a dork. -------------------- *This is the FiFTY-FOUR effect:* (the loveable nemesis) QUOTE(Grimer 54) Society begets government. Anarchist theory is actually just a pseudo-intellectual state of denial, an idealistic illusion that can never be more than a wholly unfulfilled dream. Thus, it is a counter-productive measure that actually weakens, rather than improves the progress of society as government is inevitable in the maintenance of civilization. Therefore, it is infinitely more effective to pursue political upheaval through the system, rather then against the system. For despite all of its flaws, both Democracy and Capitalism are still rooted within the people themselves by rational and realistic means. That is not to say I advocate the status quo, but instead, a moral pursuit to right the endless wrongs brought on by the evils of human nature, via an unintimidated, undaunted, unmitigated spirit of liberty and justice for all, rather then the destructive hypocrisy of your so-called "revolution." "I may disagree with what you have to say, but I will defend, to the death, your right to say it". - attributed to Voltaire Still a sheltered idealist... but learning: This is no Oasis.

defiance	Jul 13 2005, 09:07 PM #7
mind of a revolutionary Activist 1,951 17-November 03 Minnesota 1,117	I've written a few poems (which I posted on here), but I don't consider myself a true poet. I don't have the nack for writing poetry like some people have, and I don't really care that much either.

ImperialAerosolK... ImperialAerosolKid	Jul 14 2005, 04:20 AM #8
Freedom Advocate Activist 5,060 21-June 03 Vermont 483	QUOTE(Grimer 54 @ Jul 14 2005, 04:18 AM) Anyone is a poet. EVERYONE is a poet. Except me. I'm a dork. [right][snapback]182594[/snapback][/right] hey 54 you got tha skills i quoted one of your poems in my sig once

Grimer 54	Jul 14 2005, 05:28 AM #9
loveable nemesis Activist 3,623 17-December 03 New York City 1,381	QUOTE hey 54 you got tha skills i quoted one of your poems in my sig once I remember, and it was pretty awesome of you to flatter me like that. Thanks =) I really do like poetry, I'm just to self deprecating to ever be able to write very much of my own. I like yours, and a bunch of others who are courageous enough to share themselves on the artifex lounge, it's very moving. Like I said, I really think everyone is a poet, but those willing to unabashedly share their poetry are the ones that I admire, and the only ones who can inspire... because the unspoken word touches no one, right? Keep it up poets. Don't let Zack's poetic silence hinder you... of course, I know it won't, I just figured I should connect back to the topic at hand. -------------------- *This is the FiFTY-FOUR effect:* (the loveable nemesis) QUOTE(Grimer 54) Society begets government. Anarchist theory is actually just a pseudo-intellectual state of denial, an idealistic illusion that can never be more than a wholly unfulfilled dream. Thus, it is a counter-productive measure that actually weakens, rather than improves the progress of society as government is inevitable in the maintenance of civilization. Therefore, it is infinitely more effective to pursue political upheaval through the system, rather then against the system. For despite all of its flaws, both Democracy and Capitalism are still rooted within the people themselves by rational and realistic means. That is not to say I advocate the status quo, but instead, a moral pursuit to right the endless wrongs brought on by the evils of human nature, via an unintimidated, undaunted, unmitigated spirit of liberty and justice for all, rather then the destructive hypocrisy of your so-called "revolution." "I may disagree with what you have to say, but I will defend, to the death, your right to say it". - attributed to Voltaire Still a sheltered idealist... but learning: This is no Oasis.

ImperialAerosolK... ImperialAerosolKid	Jul 14 2005, 05:32 AM #10
Freedom Advocate Activist 5,060 21-June 03 Vermont 483	you're a good guy 54 no matter what the feds say...

zapatista	Jul 14 2005, 09:54 PM #11
Ã¤r du ocksÃ¥ likgiltig? Moderators 6,819 29-January 03 Salina Cruz, Oaxaca 188	Yes. His lyrics could stand on their own without music. It's poetry. -------------------- Hey we got the PMA. Hey we got the PMA.

defiance	Jul 15 2005, 08:13 PM #12
mind of a revolutionary Activist 1,951 17-November 03 Minnesota 1,117	!3 in favor, and still none against. No way!!

xAshleighx	Feb 5 2008, 01:10 AM #13
Junior Activist Activist 26 3-February 08 6,383	QUOTE (Moremi @ Jul 14 2005, 10:57 AM) Anyone who writes poetry, published or not, is a poet, in my opinion. damn right!

fluerie09	Nov 25 2009, 04:00 AM #14
Junior Activist Activist 1 3-October 09 United States 7,633	Normal because I dont have to squint to read it. And where is the poll?

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