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     Cagedbird Veteran Poster Username: Cagedbird Post Number: 192 Registered: 02-2004 Rating: N/A |
Where is your review of, "I Can Do Bad All By Myself?" I always look forward to your reviews, deliver, please! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpPdLb69-qk | ||
| Carey AALBC .com Platinum Poster Username: Carey Post Number: 2249 Registered: 05-2004 Rating: N/A |
oOOOUUUWeeeee Cagebird, you reached back for that selection. I haven't seen the Polydor label in quite some time. Thanks for the song, I needed that. But check this out. If you want me to act like a damn fool up in here, asks me another question about Tyler Perry *lol*. Okay, I will tell you that my mother and sister went to see it. They know I don't want nothing to do with a Trailer Hairy flick, and the only way I found out that they got pimped, by Mr. Perry, was through my lady. My mother doesn't get around much but she hobbled up to the window (using a walker) and gave Mr. Perry her money. So when my lady asked my sister how my mother was doing, it came out. So maybe I should thank Tyler for inspiring my mother to get out and laugh a little. But other than that, don't ask me anything about doing bad by myself. Yep, I can stick my thumb up my butt, and get a better joy than letting Tyler Perry pimp slap me. How's that for a review? **chuckling** | ||
| Cagedbird Veteran Poster Username: Cagedbird Post Number: 193 Registered: 02-2004 Rating: N/A |
Thanks, I think. You will end up taking your woman to see it. Anyhoo, glad your Mom got out. Have a nice weekend, I think *wink* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlaAMMaTs58 | ||
| Carey AALBC .com Platinum Poster Username: Carey Post Number: 2250 Registered: 05-2004 Rating: N/A |
"You will end up taking your woman to see it" You're probably right. I gotta take care of those that take care of me. Yep, she washing my dirty drawls, and therefore see's all my nasty streaks, so I guess I can watch a nasty movie with her. Take care. I might come back with a review afterall. Hey, since I have you here. I'm preparing a speech, and midway through,I am using "our poems" to talk about Love. Now, the theme is loving oneself. Can you feel that? Okay, I'm looking for a setup line, or lines, to bring these poems into play. Also, i'm trying to close the door. You know, sum it up. This speech is new to me and it's about 30-45 minutes. Soooo, if you look at your poem, I think you can give me some ideas of how a person could have been talking to/about themself - right? Again, this will come in at the midpoint of my thang, so I want to bring it in, and smoothly transition out. Poetry isn't for everyone, but I think our poems can speak to many, if I give it in the right tone, and break them in correctly. Let me "see" how you feel your poem. Is the voice sorrow, disdain, remorse, "It's all over, get out of my face", hurt, painful regret? Remember, the love I am trying to project is self-respect and self-love. Can you work with that? Can you see how a person might have been giving up on life, and on themselves, while writing your poem. Love hurts and sometimes we don't ever want to return to that pain. Then, a glimmer of hope returns. "Is love gone forever, or is it like winter, can it spring back? I think it can, and that's my message. | ||
| Cagedbird Veteran Poster Username: Cagedbird Post Number: 194 Registered: 02-2004 Rating: N/A |
Will write you in your box this weekend. Eating my Black-eyed peas~wink~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyqF5H0MUaM |
