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Why Dockery?
Will Dockery is a drunken cretin strutting around a village somewhere in
the deep south. I've read his 'work' and it's laughable. Why does he attract a little crowd of followers who gather around him like gnats and spam unrelated groups? Just curious. |
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Re: Why Dockery?
On Tue, 15 May 2007 15:14:09 +0000, Biljo White wrote:
> Will Dockery is a drunken cretin strutting around a village somewhere in > the deep south. I've read his 'work' and it's laughable. Why does he > attract a little crowd of followers who gather around him like gnats and > spam unrelated groups? > > Just curious. The best and lowest common denominator explanation is that he's a fool. -- #1 Offishul Ruiner of Usenet, March 2007 #1 Usenet Asshole, March 2007 #1 Bartlo Pset, March 13-24 2007 #10 Most hated Usenetizen of all time #8 AUK Hate Machine Cog Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker, June 2004 COOSN-266-06-25794 |
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In article <20070515111410.672$69@newsreader.com>, Biljo White says...
> >Will Dockery is a drunken cretin strutting around a village somewhere in >the deep south. I've read his 'work' and it's laughable. Why does he >attract a little crowd of followers who gather around him like gnats and >spam unrelated groups? > >Just curious. it's a new reality game show: KONSTANTLY KICK THE KRACKER'S ASS!!! hey, some people collect stamps. some people build model airplanes and ships. some people collect baseball cards. and some people KONSTANTLY KICK THE KRACKER'S ASS!!! it's fun for the whole family and they won't legally let us kill him to protect the gene pool, so what are you gonna do? most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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Re: Why Dockery?
Biljo White wrote:
> Will Dockery is a drunken cretin strutting around a village somewhere in > the deep south. I've read his 'work' and it's laughable. Why does he > attract a little crowd of followers who gather around him like gnats and > spam unrelated groups? > > Just curious. People from a small town, in the deep South, know they probably will never be able to get away from there. So, instead of trying to get out of that small town, they welcome anything that makes them think they're living in a big city. Some people will do whatever they have to, to feel like they are a part of a culture other than their own. |
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Re: Why Dockery?
"Biljo White" wrote: > > Will Dockery is a drunken cretin strutting around a village somewhere in > the deep south. I've read his 'work' I haven't read any of your 'work'... only your whines about "Will Dockery"... why not post one here? That's the difference between "Will Dockery" and you seemingly endless number of complainers: I produce works of art... and you don't seem to. Here's part of my new one, a work in progress that will eventually be a 3-4 verse performance piece with music: Decima Decima, aim your rod to screen Film into the eyeless abyss To a level in lighted mist Tenth norn of afterimage dream Nests of ghosts in a webbed beam Born illuminated and queer Shake fate infinity mirror Glowing light child of Kaos string Nightswim bouncing and measuring A weird sister without anger. -Will Dockery The ball's in your court, Biljo... will you post a poem and "show me up"? Simple as that... or just whine on and I'll get free publicity for /my work/. > just curious Me too. -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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Re: Why Dockery?
"On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built" wrote: > > gossamer memories of every fear! > keeping me close to those who are dear! > like Dorian Grey in an autumn mirror, > and in the morning did Jesus appear, > proclaiming biblios until the end of the year, > of all the saints we were top revere. > > wow, that was easy. Good start, but not a decima, which is what I wrote: "Décima is a style of poetry that is octosyllabic and has 10 lines. The rhyming scheme is ABBAACCDDC. It is spoken, sung and written throughout Latin America with variations in different countries. It is often improvised. A person who writes or improvises décima is known as a decimista." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9cima Decima Decima, aim your rod to screen Film into the eyeless abyss To a level in lighted mist Tenth norn of afterimage dream Nests of ghosts in a webbed beam Born illuminated and queer Shake fate infinity mirror Glowing light child of Kaos string Nightswim bouncing and measuring A weird sister without anger. -Will Dockery -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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Re: Why Dockery?
On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built
<GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: Hey Dog Tilt, We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. If you can write one that begins: (and) all lost things come from his beak we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, I forgot). Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. Love Baloney |
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baloney <kat2@mindspring.com> wrote:
>On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: > >Hey Dog Tilt, > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. >If you can write one that begins: > >(and) all lost things come from his beak > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, >I forgot). > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. But .. Twitch can't do it. Well, not with anything approaching real communication anyway, and that's just sad you know. -blue .. > >Love >Baloney ~ Beau Blue Presents ~ <> http://members.cruzio.com/~jjwebb Bill Minor * Robert Sward <> Internet Broadsides Morton Marcus * Renay <> Contemporary American Poetry ~ Blue's Cruzio Cafe ~ <> http://members.cruzio.com/~cafe |
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Re: Why Dockery?
On May 15, 1:03 pm, "Will Dockery" <will.dock...@knology.net> wrote:
> "On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built" wrote: > > > > > gossamer memories of every fear! > > keeping me close to those who are dear! > > like Dorian Grey in an autumn mirror, > > and in the morning did Jesus appear, > > proclaiming biblios until the end of the year, > > of all the saints we were top revere. > > > wow, that was easy. > > Good start, but not a decima, which is what I wrote: Not from where I'm sitting. > "Décima is a style of poetry that is octosyllabic and has 10 lines. > The rhyming scheme is ABBAACCDDC. It is spoken, sung and written > throughout Latin America with variations in different countries. It is > often improvised. > A person who writes or improvises décima is known as a decimista."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9cima Tell me, in what part of the USA does "screen" rhyme with either "dream" or beam"? Or "abyss" with "mist"? Or "queer" with either "anger" or "mirror"? Remember, in decima the rhymes have to be / exact/. Since these are not, clearly you haven't written a decima. Not only that, but you haven't even written anything that makes the slightest bit of sense. What you have created is another monument of incompetence and incoherence -- another Authentic Dockery Production. Carry on. > > Decima > > Decima, aim your rod to screen > Film into the eyeless abyss > To a level in lighted mist > Tenth norn of afterimage dream > Nests of ghosts in a webbed beam > Born illuminated and queer > Shake fate infinity mirror > Glowing light child of Kaos string > Nightswim bouncing and measuring > A weird sister without anger. > > -Will Dockery > > -- > "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley:http://www.myspace.com/willdockery > > "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck:http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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Re: Why Dockery?
On May 15, 2:20 pm, Beau Blue <Beau_B...@comcast.net> wrote:
> baloney <k...@mindspring.com> wrote: > >On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built > ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: > > >Hey Dog Tilt, > > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. > >If you can write one that begins: > > >(and) all lost things come from his beak > > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, > >I forgot). > > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. > > But .. Twitch can't do it. Well, not with anything approaching real > communication anyway, and that's just > sad > you know. > > -blue OK, Uncle Blue, you do it. OB can complain with impunity, he/she has proven her/his ability to write decimas. You still haven't, but if Twitch can sort of do it, maybe you can do better. Love Baloney |
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On May 15, 2:27 pm, OB <nevilemo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On May 15, 1:03 pm, "Will Dockery" <will.dock...@knology.net> wrote: > > > Good start, but not a decima, which is what I wrote: > > Not from where I'm sitting. > > > "Décima is a style of poetry that is octosyllabic and has 10 lines. > > The rhyming scheme is ABBAACCDDC. It is spoken, sung and written > > throughout Latin America with variations in different countries. It is > > often improvised. > > A person who writes or improvises décima is known as a decimista."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9cima > > Tell me, in what part of the USA does "screen" rhyme with either > "dream" or beam"? The part I'm sitting in, looks like. > Or "abyss" with "mist"? Or "queer" with either > "anger" or "mirror"? Remember, in decima the rhymes have to be / > exact/. Okay, but I don't see in the definition I used that the rhymes had to be /exact/. > Since these are not, clearly you haven't written a decima. Not > only that, but you haven't even written anything that makes the > slightest bit of sense. There's sense in every word of the poem, a Decima /for/ Decima... you can't find "sense" in the poem, fine... that doesn't mean there's none there, just that you can't, or won't, see it. > > Decima > > > Decima, aim your rod to screen > > Film into the eyeless abyss > > To a level in lighted mist > > Tenth norn of afterimage dream > > Nests of ghosts in a webbed beam > > Born illuminated and queer > > Shake fate infinity mirror > > Glowing light child of Kaos string > > Nightswim bouncing and measuring > > A weird sister without anger. > > > -Will Dockery -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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Re: Why Dockery?
On May 15, 2:46 pm, Meat Plow wrote:
> On Tue, 15 May 2007 13:18:23 -0400, Will Dockery wrote: > > > Decima > > > Decima, aim your rod to screen > > Film into the eyeless abyss > > To a level in lighted mist > > Tenth norn of afterimage dream > > Nests of ghosts in a webbed beam > > Born illuminated and queer > > Shake fate infinity mirror > > Glowing light child of Kaos string > > Nightswim bouncing and measuring > > A weird sister without anger. > > > > -Will Dockery > > All you need with this is 5 others tripping on LSD and some > bongos. Well, yeah... and mushroom season is rapidly approaching! > It's all just random words strung together making no sense, going nowhere, > describing nothing Heh... so you're blaming me for your lack of reading comprehension... I've been accused of much worse. -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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Re: Why Dockery?
In article <1179252969.542084.177740@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups .com>, baloney
says... > >On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: > >Hey Dog Tilt, > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. >If you can write one that begins: > >(and) all lost things come from his beak > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, >I forgot). > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. > >Love >Baloney it's not only dangerous to encourage a transparent idiot like dockery, it's pretty much a sin. you imperil your immortal sin, and you're smarter than that. most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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Re: Why Dockery?
In article <1179254696.705055.50140@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups. com>, baloney
says... > >On May 15, 2:20 pm, Beau Blue <Beau_B...@comcast.net> wrote: >> baloney <k...@mindspring.com> wrote: >> >On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built >> ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> >Hey Dog Tilt, >> >> >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. >> >If you can write one that begins: >> >> >(and) all lost things come from his beak >> >> >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, >> >I forgot). >> >> >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. >> >> But .. Twitch can't do it. Well, not with anything approaching real >> communication anyway, and that's just >> sad >> you know. >> >> -blue > >OK, Uncle Blue, you do it. >OB can complain with impunity, >he/she has proven her/his ability to write decimas. You >still haven't, but if Twitch can sort of do it, maybe you can do >better. what's amusing is that we don't have to post a single thing to do something better than the bend-over-cracker. you really imperil your immortal soul here. i admire idealism. sometimes. most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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Re: Why Dockery?
On May 15, 3:11 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built
<GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: > In article <1179252969.542084.177...@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups .com>, baloney > says... > > > > > > > > >On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built > ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: > > >Hey Dog Tilt, > > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. > >If you can write one that begins: > > >(and) all lost things come from his beak > > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, > >I forgot). > > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. > > >Love > >Baloney > > it's not only dangerous to encourage a transparent idiot like dockery, it's > pretty much a sin. Gee, I thought it was one of the most piddly of venial sins. If Will is indeed an idiot, then encouraging him can only produce what he refers to as "art", and certainly you, as a member of the cognescenti cabal, have the option to ignore it and him. > > you imperil your immortal sin, and you're smarter than that. Is any sin immortal? Will my transgression span the millenia and be remembered till kingdom come? I think I'd like to imperil that sin; I don't think I want any no-no of mine to be in the archives forever. Oh forgive my impertinence and kill this sin, supposedly immortal. > > most sincerely, > > GodBuilt > |
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Re: Why Dockery?
In article <80689$4649f5ae$18d62320$4692@KNOLOGY.NET>, Will Dockery says...
> > >"On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built" wrote: >> >> gossamer memories of every fear! >> keeping me close to those who are dear! >> like Dorian Grey in an autumn mirror, >> and in the morning did Jesus appear, >> proclaiming biblios until the end of the year, >> of all the saints we were top revere. >> >> wow, that was easy. > >Good start, but not a decima, which is what I wrote: why, because some who doesn't constantly laugh at you said it was? perhaps we can sell you some magic beans as well? >"Décima is a style of poetry that is octosyllabic and has 10 lines. >The rhyming scheme is ABBAACCDDC. It is spoken, sung and written >throughout Latin America with variations in different countries. It is >often improvised. >A person who writes or improvises décima is known as a decimista." >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9cima wow! dockery can cut and paste, so we must accept him as an equal. hahahahahahahahahahahaha... you're still quite funny. most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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Re: Why Dockery?
In article <kivj4350hjr1q12pgedejfone3u4c9mstb@4ax.com>, Beau Blue says...
> >biljowhite@yahoo.com(Biljo White) wrote: > >>Will Dockery is a drunken cretin strutting around a village somewhere in >>the deep south. I've read his 'work' and it's laughable. Why does he >>attract a little crowd of followers who gather around him like gnats and >>spam unrelated groups? >> >>Just curious. > >You want the entire LIST? .. just the first couple .. OK? > >Blue's almost out of Blue Mountain beans. His order is eight weeks >from being delivered and the possibility of having to endure a few >days, or couple weeks, of Columbian coffee makes him testy enough to >kick the dog we all call Will Dockery. you're almost out of the Blue Mountain???? kicked him? i'm shocked you haven't killed him. most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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kat2 wrote:
> On May 15, 3:11 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built wrote: > >baloney says... > > > >Hey Dog Tilt, > > > > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. > > >If you can write one that begins: > > > > >(and) all lost things come from his beak > > > > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, > > >I forgot). > > > > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. > > > > >Love > > >Baloney > > > > it's not only dangerous to encourage a transparent idiot like dockery, it's > > pretty much a sin. > > Gee, I thought it was one of the most piddly of venial sins. > If Will is indeed an idiot, then encouraging him can only > produce what he refers to as "art", and certainly you, as a > member of the cognescenti cabal, have the option to ignore > it and him. What a novel idea! And about as likely to happen as GB trying to write a decima... or a poem of any kind, actually. -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars > > you imperil your immortal sin, and you're smarter than that. > > Is any sin immortal? Will my transgression span the > millenia and be remembered till kingdom come? I > think I'd like to imperil that sin; I don't think I want > any no-no of mine to be in the archives forever. > > Oh forgive my impertinence and kill this sin, > supposedly immortal. |
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Re: Why Dockery?
In article <1179257236.212657.158150@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups .com>,
kat2@mindspring.com says... > >On May 15, 3:11 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: >> In article <1179252969.542084.177...@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups .com>, baloney >> says... >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built >> ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> >Hey Dog Tilt, >> >> >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. >> >If you can write one that begins: >> >> >(and) all lost things come from his beak >> >> >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, >> >I forgot). >> >> >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. >> >> >Love >> >Baloney >> >> it's not only dangerous to encourage a transparent idiot like dockery, it's >> pretty much a sin. > >Gee, I thought it was one of the most piddly of venial sins. >If Will is indeed an idiot, then encouraging him can only >produce what he refers to as "art", and certainly you, as a >member of the cognescenti cabal, have the option to ignore >it and him. and the right to point out to him and all the world his dishonesty and inability to write. i admire your idealism, Kat, but why encourage a liar such as he? he's not interested in writing something worth reading, not in the slightest. that's not his game at all. >> you imperil your immortal sin, and you're smarter than that. > >Is any sin immortal? or soul, one or the other. >Will my transgression span the >millenia and be remembered till kingdom come? MAN, what isn't? >I >think I'd like to imperil that sin; I don't think I want >any no-no of mine to be in the archives forever. > >Oh forgive my impertinence and kill this sin, >supposedly immortal. to encourage a liar is a sin. dockery's a liar. don't encourage him. most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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In article <dd79e$464a0e0b$18d62320$13286@KNOLOGY.NET>, Will Dockery says...
> >kat2 wrote: >> On May 15, 3:11 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built wrote: >> >baloney says... >> >> > >Hey Dog Tilt, >> > >> > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. >> > >If you can write one that begins: >> > >> > >(and) all lost things come from his beak >> > >> > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, >> > >I forgot). >> > >> > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. >> > >> > >Love >> > >Baloney >> > >> > it's not only dangerous to encourage a transparent idiot like dockery, >it's >> > pretty much a sin. >> >> Gee, I thought it was one of the most piddly of venial sins. >> If Will is indeed an idiot, then encouraging him can only >> produce what he refers to as "art", and certainly you, as a >> member of the cognescenti cabal, have the option to ignore >> it and him. > >What a novel idea! > >And about as likely to happen as GB trying to write a decima... or a poem of >any kind, actually. when will you write one? an honest one? a real one? one that actually takes effort and knowledge of the craft of poetry? you've been here for years. we're still waiting. haven't seen anything yet. most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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On May 15, 1:48 pm, Will Dockery <will.dock...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 15, 2:27 pm, OB <nevilemo...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > On May 15, 1:03 pm, "Will Dockery" <will.dock...@knology.net> wrote: > > > > Good start, but not a decima, which is what I wrote: > > > Not from where I'm sitting. > > > > "Décima is a style of poetry that is octosyllabic and has 10 lines. > > > The rhyming scheme is ABBAACCDDC. It is spoken, sung and written > > > throughout Latin America with variations in different countries. It is > > > often improvised. > > > A person who writes or improvises décima is known as a decimista."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9cima > > > Tell me, in what part of the USA does "screen" rhyme with either > > "dream" or beam"? > > The part I'm sitting in, looks like. Uhuh. So in Georgia, "screen" and "scream" are homophones? So it would be correct to say that you spend your day staring at a scream? Or that when you appear on stage, your fans all screen? > > Or "abyss" with "mist"? Or "queer" with either > > "anger" or "mirror"? Remember, in decima the rhymes have to be / > > exact/. > > Okay, but I don't see in the definition I used that the rhymes had to > be /exact/. There are degrees of adherence to any given form, and a certain amount of leeway to experiment is usually built in. For example, you could argue that a "proper" decima must have eight syllables per line, plus or minus one or two according to the placing of the final stress and the rules of "sinalefa" which govern all formal poetry in Spanish (where the form comes from). Using iambic tetrameter, e.g., is already a departure from the norm. But departing from exact rhyme in what is primarily an improvisational form undermines the form itself, as it would in, say, a limerick, or in rap music. Since there is usually no pretension to High Art, the decimist, like the rapper, has to show he can at least knock off perfect rhymes at (sometimes literally) the drop of a hat. Otherwise what are we supposed to enjoy? > > > Since these are not, clearly you haven't written a decima. Not > > only that, but you haven't even written anything that makes the > > slightest bit of sense. > > There's sense in every word of the poem, a Decima /for/ Decima... Individually, maybe. It's when you put the words together that the problems start. > you > can't find "sense" in the poem, fine... that doesn't mean there's none > there, just that you can't, or won't, see it. > > > > Decima > > > > Decima, aim your rod to screen > > > Film into the eyeless abyss > > > To a level in lighted mist > > > Tenth norn of afterimage dream > > > Nests of ghosts in a webbed beam > > > Born illuminated and queer > > > Shake fate infinity mirror > > > Glowing light child of Kaos string > > > Nightswim bouncing and measuring > > > A weird sister without anger. > > > > -Will Dockery > > -- > "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley:http://www.myspace.com/willdockery > > "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck:http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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"baloney" wrote: > On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built wrote: > > Hey Dog Tilt, > > We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. > If you can write one that begins: > > (and) all lost things come from his beak > > we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, > I forgot). > > Give it a shot Don't hold your breath... he'll probably claim he's already posted one in another thread. GB's only function is to jeer, heckle and lie, three things he's an expert at. > if Will can do it, surely you can. You'd think, wouldn't you? -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars > Love > Baloney > |
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On May 15, 4:25 pm, "Will Dockery" <will.dock...@knology.net> wrote:
> "baloney" wrote: > > On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built wrote: > > > Hey Dog Tilt, > > > We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. > > If you can write one that begins: > > > (and) all lost things come from his beak > > > we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, > > I forgot). > > > Give it a shot > > Don't hold your breath... he'll probably claim he's already posted one in > another thread. > > GB's only function is to jeer, heckle and lie, three things he's an expert > at. > > > if Will can do it, surely you can. > > You'd think, wouldn't you? See, Ms (?) Baloney? Next, you'll see the twisted snippings and deletions. Besides these, it's interesting, even, to share stories with Will. I understand your sympathies, and I try to keep an open mind and try understanding how rap is a place of experimentation. There is no FAQ, however (well, not really). > > Love > > Baloney |
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Re: Why Dockery?
"Sherrie Lee" wrote: > > I don't understand his dishonesty. There was a time where he seemed > ok, then he got cheap-tricky. Maybe it was an off day. This is not > encouragement, but the sin of benefit of doubt. If you don't mind explaining where you feel I've been "dishonest" and "cheap-tricky", I'd appreciate it. -- "Wobble" by Dockery-Conley: http://www.myspace.com/willdockery "The Ride (Combat Zone)" by Dockery-Mallard-Beck: http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars |
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Re: Why Dockery?
Goober Duck Will "Crybaby" Dockery quacked:
> If you don't mind explaining where you feel I've been > "dishonest" and "cheap-tricky", I'd appreciate it. UseNet servers have limited amounts of storage space. -- Cm~ |
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On May 15, 4:50 pm, "Will Dockery" <will.dock...@knology.net> wrote:
> "Sherrie Lee" wrote: > > > I don't understand his dishonesty. There was a time where he seemed > > ok, then he got cheap-tricky. Maybe it was an off day. This is not > > encouragement, but the sin of benefit of doubt. > > If you don't mind explaining where you feel I've been "dishonest" and > "cheap-tricky", I'd appreciate it. Sure, anytime. |
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In article <30e28$464a1cda$18d62320$15035@KNOLOGY.NET>, Will Dockery says...
> > >"Sherrie Lee" wrote: >> >> I don't understand his dishonesty. There was a time where he seemed >> ok, then he got cheap-tricky. Maybe it was an off day. This is not >> encouragement, but the sin of benefit of doubt. > >If you don't mind explaining where you feel I've been "dishonest" and >"cheap-tricky", I'd appreciate it. when do you start stealing HER work, dockery? most sincerely, GodBuilt -- ----------------------------------------------- "I like to drink, I like to drive, I like to think all of the Jews got out of the Holocaust alive, my name is Mel, and can't you tell, I like Tequila!" Denis Leary |
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In message <1179252969.542084.177740@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups .com>,
baloney <kat2@mindspring.com> writes >On May 15, 1:46 pm, On The Highways and Bi-Ways God Built ><GodBuilt1...@Yahoo.com> wrote: > >Hey Dog Tilt, > >We've been playing the decima game on the thread next door. >If you can write one that begins: > >(and) all lost things come from his beak > >we might just declare you King Dog of Decimas (or was that decimates, >I forgot). > >Give it a shot; if Will can do it, surely you can. But Will didn't. And he can't. > >Love >Baloney > Love is clearly uncritical. Rob -- Rob Evans -- Posted via NewsDemon.com - Premium Uncensored Newsgroup Service ------->>>>>>http://www.NewsDemon.com<<<<<<------ Unlimited Access, Anonymous Accounts, Uncensored Broadband Access |
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"Will Dockery" <will.dockery@knology.net> wrote in message news:30e28$464a1cda$18d62320$15035@KNOLOGY.NET... > > "Sherrie Lee" wrote: >> >> I don't understand his dishonesty. There was a time where he seemed >> ok, then he got cheap-tricky. Maybe it was an off day. This is not >> encouragement, but the sin of benefit of doubt. > > If you don't mind explaining where you feel I've been "dishonest" and > "cheap-tricky", I'd appreciate it. bwaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha! Renay |
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On Tue, 15 May 2007 16:50:06 -0400, Will Dockery wrote:
> > "Sherrie Lee" wrote: >> >> I don't understand his dishonesty. There was a time where he seemed >> ok, then he got cheap-tricky. Maybe it was an off day. This is not >> encouragement, but the sin of benefit of doubt. > > If you don't mind explaining where you feel I've been "dishonest" and > "cheap-tricky", I'd appreciate it. Much easier to explain when you haven't. One word would do it. -- #1 Offishul Ruiner of Usenet, March 2007 #1 Usenet Asshole, March 2007 #1 Bartlo Pset, March 13-24 2007 #10 Most hated Usenetizen of all time #8 AUK Hate Machine Cog Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker, June 2004 COOSN-266-06-25794 |
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OB <nevilemoofe@yahoo.com> said:
[ Duck's quacking snipped ] > Tell me, in what part of the USA does "screen" rhyme with either > "dream" or beam"? Or "abyss" with "mist"? Or "queer" with either > "anger" or "mirror"? Remember, in decima the rhymes have to be / > exact/. Since these are not, clearly you haven't written a decima. Not > only that, but you haven't even written anything that makes the > slightest bit of sense. > > What you have created is another monument of incompetence and > incoherence -- another Authentic Dockery Production. Carry on. To properly decipher anything Duck writes, you'll need to get a copy of "The Shadowian Combination Dictionary and Waterfowl Podiatry Manual -- Comic Book Version". -- Cm~ |
