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- "meh, it seems all most girls wanna do anymore is confuse the hell out of us poor bastards.well wrote, Mr. Dark. Glad to see your works, been a couple weeks."
Posted by wraith on "She Was My Poetry" by Malcholm Dark
- "Poetry, a lifeline sustaining those even in the deepest coma. The pen being a syringe, abating certain agony, if only temporarily. Whatever well you draw water from, I hope it never runs dry. Write onward."
Posted by lupus tenebrae on "She Was My Poetry" by Malcholm Dark
- "This seems like a depressing poem, at first. I've seen some great work from you...you're one of the best...but this is the strongest ending to a poem I've seen in some time...kinda gives me the chills...well done, man! Write onward & don't ever stop. The cure for my depression, that's for certain."
Posted by Unknown on "She Was My Poetry" by Malcholm Dark
- "dreams that are more like reality scare me. give me werewolves and vampires anyday. when I was little though, it was the triangle men. they'd hover around my bed, and I couldn't move or scream. those would scare me, even today."
Posted by wraith on "Children And Monsters In The Night" by Malcholm Dark
- "the real fear for us for our children of course, is them becoming exposed to a world we have no control over....potential threats like rapists, killers, sociopaths, moralless beings...muggers and much worse. These are the stuff true nightmares are made of; not Hollywood or other such media...."
Posted by stryder on "Children And Monsters In The Night" by Malcholm Dark
- "my fear came from the unknown too...and being exposed to the movie 'Halloween' aged 10 - convinced Michael Myers was going to be in my wardrobe or under the bed that night! Very afraid to sleep that night!! Psychology is the key...imprinting a thought in your mind; that can't be shaken off. No one can live their lives without fear....the imagination of everyone is different but in mine I was able to turn the tables....what fears possessed me or were felt by me were expressed in my writing and attempts to exorcise that way. Well conjured, I can 'relate' to this poem as people would say; most definitely. Bravo mate..."
Posted by stryder on "Children And Monsters In The Night" by Malcholm Dark
- "I was never taught fear as a child and don't plan on teaching it to my own. I've seen many other people loaded up with fear and thank my parents for helping me think outside that box. Fear in paranormal and such is just a waste of thought as far as im concerned."
Posted by Sudos on "Children And Monsters In The Night" by Malcholm Dark
- "I used to leap on the bed from about 6 feet away so the monster underneath couldn't grab my ankles...and I was afraid of that priest in the flapping black clothes...ranting and condemning and frothing at the mouth...but he was real...good one Malcholm..."
Posted by kinkifrog on "Children And Monsters In The Night" by Malcholm Dark
- "Ah urban legends, from werewolves, to vampires, tho the bogeyman, always a new creature lurking in the dark. Another monstrous life lesson looking for a midnight snack. These stories either taught children to behave, or look over their shoulders for the rest of their lives lol. Another well crafted piece, write on."
Posted by lupus tenebrae on "Children And Monsters In The Night" by Malcholm Dark
- "Powerfull write:) well firearms are easy to buy these days and very difficult to handle. This poem spreads awareness that these guns should be kept out of reach of kids.thanks for sharing:)"
Posted by Unknown on "Why Mommy" by Malcholm Dark
- "thanks... words like insanity, iniquity, crazy and so on.... they can only be used so much before they become watered down... I searched for months for the right word their... then Ictus fell into my lap... it is a medical term... thanks for the comment"
Posted by Malcholm Dark on "Overture Of A Madman" by Malcholm Dark
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