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message 1: by Julie (last edited Mar 01, 2026 05:42AM) (new)

Julie G Your hair is shaped like a pom-pom!!

Such madness, my friend. I had a ridiculously fun time reading this.

For what it's worth, my father arm wrestled with me on a regular basis, and I ended up working part-time, in college, in a gym and I pinned down quite a few "worthy" opponents along the way. My dad said my lips "were trouble," so he taught me how to kick ass. (I wish I had some of that upper body strength now. Sheesh, I feel like I can barely open a jar of pickles these days).

This was fabulous. Thank you. Don't ever stop!


message 2: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse My hair is like a Pom-pom because I am poetry’s cheerleader 😊


message 3: by Julie (new)

Julie G Woo-hoo!! Keep cheering!


message 4: by Polly (new)

Polly Poetry Cheerleader!!!! omg perfect, Ulysse :D haha!
Let's hear the cheer that you chant while bopping your pom-pom hair :) (has to be short, sweet, and catchy! ;) )


message 5: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Julie wrote: "Woo-hoo!! Keep cheering!"

Cheering is what I do best :-)


message 6: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Polly wrote: "Poetry Cheerleader!!!! omg perfect, Ulysse :D haha!
Let's hear the cheer that you chant while bopping your pom-pom hair :) (has to be short, sweet, and catchy! ;) )"


This is what I try to do at least once a week, Polly, especially the pom-pom part :-)


message 7: by Polly (new)

Polly Ahhhh, I see :)


message 8: by Nick (last edited Mar 01, 2026 10:21PM) (new)

Nick Grammos Ulysse, your review reminded me of meeting my future/still wife. I discovered that she was a radical feminist and I had always read about her group and all the loathing they received in the media. I had already approved of what they were doing. And getting to know her, I realised quickly that we wanted to overthrow the same bastards from power for perverting humanity in a multiplicity of ways. Problem is, the bastards are still going. So, how did that happen?


message 9: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Hi Nick, I really don’t know how to answer your rhetorical question. I guess bastards are better at gaining and holding onto power. I mean, that’s all they have going for them, really. Tiny little dicks and immense egos.


message 10: by Nick (last edited Mar 02, 2026 12:00AM) (new)

Nick Grammos Ulysse wrote: "Hi Nick, I really don’t know how to answer your rhetorical question. I guess bastards are better at gaining and holding onto power. I mean, that’s all they have going for them, really. Tiny little ..."

I'm just conferring that we hate bastards. Especially in their abuse of power.

AND, I guess it was romantic to hate the same kind of people.


message 11: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Nick wrote: "I'm just conferring that we hate bastards. Especially in their abuse of power.

AND, I guess it was romantic to hate the same kind of people."


You and your wife had a funny notion of what romance is, Nick: a mutual hatred of bastards :-))


message 12: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer nyc I so enjoyed this 🌷


message 13: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Jennifer wrote: "I so enjoyed this 🌷"

Thanks for the tulip, Jennifer, I love tulips :-)


message 14: by Ken (new)

Ken Any poem with a wiener/either rhyme scheme deserves a huzzah. Very clever. And humorous. And most of all TRUE. This country is now being run by a bunch of dicks and we could use some inner wee-wee help in a big way.


message 15: by Fionnuala (new)

Fionnuala Here's to your inner Queen of Sheba and her no-nonsense attitude, Ulysse. Love it!


message 16: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Ken wrote: "Any poem with a wiener/either rhyme scheme deserves a huzzah. Very clever. And humorous. And most of all TRUE. This country is now being run by a bunch of dicks and we could use some inner wee-wee ..."

I don't think I've used the word wiener since I was in fifth grade, Ken. It suddenly came out of a drawer from the darkest corners of my mind's attic. Now I'm glad I wipped it out to excoriate the sausage party our world has become.


message 17: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer nyc Oh, yay! A touch of love 😊


message 18: by Ulysse (last edited Mar 02, 2026 06:12AM) (new)

Ulysse Fionnuala wrote: "Here's to your inner Queen of Sheba and her no-nonsense attitude, Ulysse. Love it!"

I don't know what I'd do without my Sheba
It's thanks to her that I'm a true man and a diva ;-)


message 19: by Jeroen (new)

Jeroen Vandenbossche Excellent! BTW: When I pronounce either it rhymes with whiner rather than wiener but it still works! 👌💪😉


message 20: by Ulysse (last edited 16 hours, 31 min ago) (new)

Ulysse Jeroen wrote: "Excellent! BTW: When I pronounce either it rhymes with whiner rather than wiener but it still works! 👌💪😉"

Thank you friend Jeroen!

Isn't this how we should view the sexes: same word, different pronunciation?


message 21: by Noam (new)

Noam This is not the first time you read a feminist book in the spring. This was the case last year too. Just a coincidence, Ulysse? 😉


message 22: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Good eye, Noam! Probably not a coincidence. Wonder what that says about me 😅


message 23: by Noam (new)

Noam Ulysse wrote: "Good eye, Noam! Probably not a coincidence. Wonder what that says about me 😅"

... or about the spring!😄


message 24: by Maricarmen (new)

Maricarmen Estrada M Beautiful review, Ulysse!


message 25: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Maricarmen wrote: "Beautiful review, Ulysse!"

Thank you, Maricarmen, I'm so glad you enjoyed it :-)


message 26: by Ulysse (new)

Ulysse Spring is in the air indeed, Noam!


message 27: by Julie (new)

Julie Ulysse, I like the image of Solomon being told to "STFU" while the Queen of Sheba runs the show from somewhere behind the ribs. If feminism looks like this — a little self-mockery, a little sceptre discipline, and a lot more listening — I’d say we’re headed in the right direction. Hail to the pom pom hair!


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