 Trilock 2005-08-11 . chapter 1It's interesting why the words "Divine Comedy" come after Dante's Inferno. Not sure why, but what I am sure is that this is not your run of the mill "hell" poem. The language here you use to express these macabe ideas is breath-taking. Great job, all around. |
 Tock-Tick 2005-04-15 . chapter 1Wow that is really good, it has a definate air of Inferno |
 Penny so Pretty 2004-12-16 . chapter 1hey there... nice... my only complaint is that you put this under fiction when it's really poetry. and good poetry at that. i would know- i write quite a bit and i also read + review some very nice pieces. good job... |
 Beth Marsters 2004-11-22 . chapter 1Wow, what a poem. I liked all the imagery you used and I was so interested to see if you were as good a poet as you are an author. To regular readers of yours this doesn't disappoint in the slightest. I would be interested in reading more dark poems like this one so if you have any ideas please publish them. |
 TechnicolorPants 2004-11-14 . chapter 1Very nice, good imagery. |
 Ryla Dante 2004-09-05 . chapter 1I have read dark poems before, but this one is by far the best I have read anywhere. I love the imagery!! Please keep up the good work!! |
 NSMounts 2004-08-25 . chapter 1It's so nice to see a dark poem that is actually dark and not full of melodramatic crap. A poem like this is hard to come by, again I am amazed by your descriptiveness. |
 Werecat99 2004-04-23 . chapter 1Loved the title, to start with.
I liked the mingling of different mythologies, as with the coins for the ferryman and the "king of flies".
I also enjoyed the graphic imagery, (ie the "lake of **") although I did not find it disturbing, but again I've written similar descriptions, hehe. Although the repetition of this particular image was rather disturbing in the sense that I felt it was done more for shoking purposes than adding to the atmosphere of the poem. But that might be just a personal thing, so feel free to ignore that comment.
Over all, I found this to be a dark poem after my own heart. Good work. And thanks for the reviews. |
 Melissa Lea Night 2004-04-19 . chapter 1you have very powerful imagery, i'll give you that. and you also have vocabulary which is a rarity here on fictionpress sometimes.
you said dante. i assume that would be dante's inferno am i right? |
 Surautomatism 2004-04-11 . chapter 1Hey, this is Colonel Ketchup from FF.
Cool, I'm into Greek mythology too. I like the way you described hell/hades. Depressing though, but I still like the dark style. I'm not good at much poetry (other than haiku). |
 Scooz 2004-04-05 . chapter 1Damn, that was really good. Quite sadistic and disturbing but that's the way I like it. The first two stanzas were very good. Awesome job, keep it up.
~Luthien~ |
 Endless Nightmares 2004-04-03 . chapter 1Hello Nick-
Well damn. What a disturbing, but great poem. It was disturbing because of what what they were submerged it. Geez, thats just nasty, but creative.
All in all, great poem. |
 SuperGill 2004-04-02 . chapter 1ok. yeah. you should write poems more often. this has great vocabulary and rythm, just one thing--what does the summary mean? anyway this poem has such good imagery i think you can build a story off of this. great job and keep it up.
r/r me ~~sg |