Comments : Gossip ~ Women vs. Men

  • 17 years ago

    by Beautifully Nothing

    YES! so true. i'm glad somebody else finally sees that men gossip much more then women! this poem was very fun to read. (you can count on me showing this to all my guy friends...they think i am the only person who think this) the flow was great, the rhymes were good. this isn't a topic alot of people would pick, which i absolutely loved. i'm glad you can come up with your own ideas for a poem instead of just the normal "my boyfriend broke up with me, my life sucks" thing. great job!!!

  • 16 years ago

    by June

    Firstly I would like to thank you so much for all your comments on my writes ,all were very much appreciated and mean alot.
    This one did make me chuckle as yes I agree that men can be gossips too ,I saw first hand they can be when I worked at teh supermarket.Very well written!

  • 16 years ago

    by StandStill

    I actually really liked this! it's almost whimsical. great job!

  • 16 years ago

    by oNice

    This was humorously written with great meter! Although I must say that gossip can’t be just denoted to one sex, but none the less I understand the satire!
    5/5
    -oNice

  • Ha!This was a great poem...the flow was a little forced but that's not a biggie.Ummm...I think that "sole" should be spelled "soul. Anyways,it's good to know that someone else agrees that men gossip just as much as women do.5/5

    <3Amber

  • 16 years ago

    by Live WeLL

    Haha this is really funny and its so true... everyone is quick to blame women on gossip but men are just as much to blame if not more!... i really enjoyed this poem.. it was humorous but very trueee... excellent write.. good flow and word choice.. nicely done.. and thanks for the comment =)

  • 16 years ago

    by Crystal

    This is great! shows both the sides of men and women. 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by Ed or Ian Henderson

    Yep, we are gossips, I cannot deny! I'm a bit confused about this poem though. It starts off with a rhyming stanza, but then the next 3 don't. I know I'm probably just being a stickler for traditional poetic structures, but it struck me as an odd decision for a work. And I also wonder at the use of the word "sole". Soul, perhaps?

    Still, it's an enjoyable read, and brought a welcome smile to face.