| Reviews for A Tender Epiphany |
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ossining 1/18/05 . chapter 1Ooh, I don't usually read a lot of haikus, but this one I really like. Yes, very angsty. |
a muse's inspiration 12/6/04 . chapter 1Aw I love haiku!Brilliant :) |
Moon-Chaser 11/30/04 . chapter 1I like how you kept up your first attempt. It shows how is grew and changed. I liked the second one better, the lack of words can add much meaning. Keep it up. |
Nanners 11/5/04 . chapter 1I love Haiku. This is a really good one. ) |
scudcrow 11/3/04 . chapter 1Thanks a bunch for the help everyone, I've made the changes! |
Manuel Fajar 11/3/04 . chapter 1Great tone and topic. To format into haiku would look something like— My lie reflects hers (or, Lies reflecting lies) One door leads to another,— Tourist I remain. Haiku—17 syllables (5-7-5) or you could expand to a tanka—31 syllables (5-7-5-7-7) |
That One Weird Guy 11/2/04 . chapter 1wow..I mean whew...thats just...short and great.. |
Ashes of a Willow 11/2/04 . chapter 1yeah! your first haiku! I liked it. one thing though, a haiku has 5-7-5 syllable count. You were a little off, but still, you captured a moment and a feeling, which is great! Keep up the great work jya ne |