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“I do use powerful words to evoke emotion, but also to stimulate imagination. If one can 'see' the words dance before
his eyes - then he can likely feel, smell and even taste them as well. And I do thoroughly enjoy really tasty poems.
My poetry is an emotions-fest sprinkled with a little garlic salt, Mrs. Dash, fresh ginger and Tabasco sauce...
My poetry is like a piece of General Tso's chicken tossed in ghetto soul.” --- MsJacquiiC

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01-18-2008, 04:07 AM	#4 (permalink)
MsJacquiiC Miss Understood Name: Jacquii Cooke Gender: Location: In a cloud of smoke. MsJacquiiC's Mood: Last Online: Today 04:07 PM	Re: Victory Parade Allrighty then - If you say so... I know others can appreciate the "slice of life" style - I can too - I bet it would work interestingly in poetry - in fact I've tried such a style before - I wasn't aware that it was a particular style type though - mental note taken Again = Thanx for the share! Jacquii.
	“I do use powerful words to evoke emotion, but also to stimulate imagination. If one can 'see' the words dance before his eyes - then he can likely feel, smell and even taste them as well. And I do thoroughly enjoy really tasty poems. My poetry is an emotions-fest sprinkled with a little garlic salt, Mrs. Dash, fresh ginger and Tabasco sauce... My poetry is like a piece of General Tso's chicken tossed in ghetto soul.” --- MsJacquiiC JacquiiCooke.com \| Poetica Magnifique Professional Web & Graphic Design Services GreetingsGalleryOnline \| Beautifully Free e-Cards You REALLY Like Us? ==> Support JPiC with a donation or Purchase a premium membership