PITfalls of the English Language: BIG means FAT for Friday, May 07, 2004

Friday, May 7, 2004

High, mi neighme iz Kneel.Kunt yoo speek too langwages? YOUR Lingua Franca

My Introduction is late by a few Weeks; I was delayed learning English (LOL) "High, Mi neigh-me iz Kneel. How men-ny langwages doo yoo speek? I rote ay poem to weaks ago butt wanted to put it hear four uthers two sea. Sore-ee if yoo all red-dy red it. I luv mi reed-ers. In this dem-more-crazy." When... Sign in to see full entry.

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Butchered like cattle WORLDWARS,civil wars,race wars- Angels will rise yet

Anti-War, Anti-Semite - How could I be; my kids have semitic lineage. Contrary to what might be an impression from my poems, I state categorically that I am not an ANTI-WAR poet or writer. Yes, I am pro-peace. But that only underscores the fact that I cannot say that "WAR as a political weapon" has... Sign in to see full entry.

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AMAZING EYES, AMAZING SYLLABLES

Today's syllables Eyes,light,sustenance, and words Seasons of the soul Sign in to see full entry.

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ONLY LESSON FROM HISTORY dump RACISM, every TRIBE-B&W -Improved the World

Word Wars and World Wars... WHICH ONE DID U CHOOSE? TWO WORLD WARS or WARS AMONG WESTERNERS? (Definitely not OF, BY and FOR the so-called Third World Peoples). There are many things we take for granted, for instance that The First World War was truly the FIRST World War, and that the same goes for... Sign in to see full entry.

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What is an IAMB? No, not lamb, but related to syllables: IAMBIC pentameter

Shakespeare's sonnets are different from the Renaissance (Italian or Petrachan) sonnets, in that Will more closely approximated the rhythms of everyday speech in his combination of accented and unaccented syllables within words (or in poetry, within each line of verse). Sign in to see full entry.

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