 Faithless Juliet 2006-06-25 . chapter 11Wonderful. |
 Faithless Juliet 2006-06-25 . chapter 16I like the historical references within this; the birth of Nero, I can see Agrippina going through this, but also, historically she was just as scheming as her son, if not worse. I liked this though, keep up the good work.
Much love,Juliet. |
 wonky donkey 2004-07-26 . chapter 12excellent word choice. "floundering over steaming asphalt"
I've been away too long. |
 Lieschen 2004-06-21 . chapter 22It's Lieschen...I got sick of the name. This one made me sad. In a good way, of course. |
 a e i o u and sometimes y 2004-05-16 . chapter 8Oh, I love this poetry collection by you! It's fantastic! I especially love this one :) |
 Aimee Raven 2004-04-27 . chapter 8Hey! Oh I love this! Sorry I'm reviewing chapter 8 out of the blue but I love the cheshire cat, lol. Anyway this is really good! Actually, I want to say that I've read quite a lot of your stuff but you write so much i simply can't review everything but I will try, you are EXTREMELY talented and your imagery is awesome! Fantabulous! Love, Mia |
 featherlight 2004-02-22 . chapter 20Almost like a tongue twister, it' so fun to say...but it's also the kind of piece that really makes you *think*. Great job. |
 featherlight 2004-02-22 . chapter 8Fantastic. Beautiful. Amazing. You have a true talent for writing, and your poems make me remember why poetry is called an art. |
 godawful teen-angst poetry 2003-12-01 . chapter 11eep!! haiku!! So glad to welcome you to the fold. They're addicting, really, once you get started. And--wow. I'm a bit in awe at the sheer brilliance of this one. First haiku, you say? Either you're lying or I'm very, very jealous. Gotta love those Shakespearean references...
~lyv |
 godawful teen-angst poetry 2003-12-01 . chapter 10"Fingernails –/
Jagged as mountain peaks,/
Jabbing at her skin…/"
I knew right away that this would be different from your usual, but it was different in a good way...it's nice to see that you can deviate and still be brilliant. The imagery is crisp, vivid, and effective, and...yeah. I'll stop trying to be technical. I got a picture of a distraught, too-thin, grieving young woman, scratching bird-like at her hair, her arms, her eyes, picking her clothes like twigs, eyes roaming. And then the title--well that changes things a bit, but I'm still staying with my original image ^^. Sorry it's taken so long to review...oh, and just so you know, I put a piece up in tribute to all of you here who I count friends...care to check it out?
~lyv |
 godawful teen-angst poetry 2003-11-23 . chapter 7Such visceral, slamming language here--every image stuck out clearly, sharply, almost to the point of too sharply, in my mind, like a set of negatives developed with the best of equipment, still wet on the proof sheet, wrenching focused evidence of the photographer's--or, in your case, poet's--sheer brilliance. You never cease to amaze me. Every line is perfection.
~lyv |
 Lieschen 2003-11-19 . chapter 19Cold and echoing and stark. The line "gold and pink-blooded assassin" gave a sudden rush of warmth and passion, but I don't know how. This was another fantastic poem - I
m off to finish reading what I've missed !
ELise |
 The Black Rider 2003-11-03 . chapter 22*jumps* Wasn't expecting that.
Like all great haikus, it was short and packed with all the emotions in anything else you've ever written. Fantastic. |
 Jimmy Jazz 2003-11-02 . chapter 22Ohohoo! Very good! These are just getting better and better, fantastic work, I love this. Excellent job! |
 not sure yet 2003-10-29 . chapter 22wow, very powerful and muchly enjoyed, especially the middle line, anywayz, excellent job |
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