| Reviews for Isolde's Seven |
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Unknown Survivor 9/13/08 . chapter 1That was really good. Nice job. (: Unknown Survivor |
pinkfairyfloss 9/13/08 . chapter 1this is such a beautiful poem i love how each line flows so well into the next and the rhyming is awesome (im jelous of those who can rhyme as mine never seems to work right :/) great writing |
Justin Vengeance 9/12/08 . chapter 1Right back at you, I love your ending. I think I would like to see some different stanzas, maybe a new one each time the word seven appears. Speaking of which, I love the use of the seven in this. Nicely done. And just to answer your question, a tanka has no repetition or rhyming just like a haiku except longer. I like to make unexpected like breaks like this: line1 line2 line3 line4 line5 etc. So sometimes I'm more of a traditional guy, but others I'm not, lol |
May Elizabeth 9/10/08 . chapter 1I love this for so many reasons, I like the flow, tone, and the vivid imagery. Good job. :D Peace. |
Asphodelus 10/13/07 . chapter 1I love the tone of this, really beautiful. I dunno why but the last verse reminds me of "Bleed It Out" by Linkin Park. |
life on rewind 10/3/07 . chapter 1Oh, originality on a normally ruined idea! &favourites for you! Punctuation. It expresses places where you want the reader to pause and helps with flow and metre. If you dislike using punctuation, I respect that, but if you’re open to comments then maybe you should consider this one! If you don't like using punctuation in poems, I 'pologise. I feel it's essential, so I tend to nitpick it ... Thank you for posting this! Maybe you wouldn’t mind checking out a few of my writings too if you feel like it and liked the review? If you do, I recommend my rants. I hope the concrit helped! Sakura. [Yes, I copy/paste most of my reviews. So sue me. The concrit changes per review, and you get tips, right? Win/win situation. End of.] |
Arafax 9/28/07 . chapter 1Loved the word use in this piece. The rhyming was good as well. Keep up the good work. Arafax |
McKenzie Drestire 9/20/07 . chapter 1The rythem was strong an fluid, it was a pleasure to read because it was so effortless in it's form. Amazing job. Peaceout, kenzie |
asdf will 9/20/07 . chapter 1Rhyme schemes, rhyme schemes! I love 'em, yet I have trouble creating them. Good job, keep up the work. |
Counting Petals 9/18/07 . chapter 1It rhymed, but at the same time it didn't sound simplistic like it would if I tried the same thing. I also really liked the flow, and the imagery, too. (Which you've probably gotten a lot of, but it's for a reason.) |
wecouldgoandget40s 9/17/07 . chapter 1This is really good. It sets a really calm, mellow mood. And that's not a bad thing ;) Wow. This was really great to read. You really should write more stuff like this. Later, then. |
xfail 9/16/07 . chapter 1I really like the ideas in this. Poetry that makes me think is always an enjoyment, and this is certainly worth another read. I especially liked the flow of the last stanza. Good job on this! |
Heroh 9/15/07 . chapter 1I can't explain how aazing I thought this poem was.. This is going into my favs :D I just know I'm going to want to read this over and over again. I love how thought provoking this is :) |
TalkingMime 8/12/05 . chapter 1I liked the rhymes and how everything flowed nicely. Actaully while I was reading it, I couldn't help but feel like I was in English class again trying to dissect some famous and beautifully written work. But as a result I couldn't help but feel that I missed something after every line, a reference to some book, or a metaphor, or some symbolism, or...In any case, wonderful job. Beautiful poem. |
Soul Evans 7/19/05 . chapter 1Nice job! It's pretty and it's got very good rhyme too. |