| Reviews for he came, he saw, he fcked |
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Megan 7/2/05 . chapter 1 your perspective isn't new per se, but it certainly is nicely addressed. I like hte metaphor on the girl with the brown eyes...reminds me alot of the Beat Generation poets who applied similar imagery. |
thank you thoughtful 6/30/05 . chapter 1your writing is a total assault to the senses. that's what it is and that's what i meant to say. it's brilliant, really. |
addie pray 6/28/05 . chapter 1God, this is so wrenching. So well written, I love this. The ending screams (it's gorgeous). |
omehh 6/23/05 . chapter 1 HAI. WOW. THAT'S ALL I HAVE TO SAY. |
Nobody-n-Particular 6/22/05 . chapter 1Wow mismatching of genders adds to the style of this. I like, I like immensely. Powerful diction. |
linaeve 6/22/05 . chapter 1lovely last stanza. the entire thing was brilliant, really. the simple rawness of this was beautifully executed- i liked it muchly. |
Kissless Goodbye 6/22/05 . chapter 1wow I love it. I write a lot of poetry and well although I like what I write, I wish I could write like this. It was great.. so decieving. Its great.. |
Ruth Anne Boothe 6/22/05 . chapter 1OMG ... that last stanza held quite a punch. Wonderful .. and terribly sad. |
Aqua Illuminati 6/22/05 . chapter 1Oh my, this certainly is a new perspective! It's definitely original enough, I'd give you a 10 for that. It's descriptive enough - I like the imagery, especially in the fourth last stanza. I especially love the part, "and hug the biscuit tin filled with his money"! The third stanza is a bit...I don't know...campy maybe? The idea of the Barbie is a turnoff...but whatever floats your boat. And no doubt we know how horrid the patron is. And overall a really nice poem! I'd give it a 8/10. |
negligible fictional force 6/22/05 . chapter 1firstly, i want to commend you for your fantastic results on a first experimentation. this is a delicious piece; full of sincity-esque imagery and sadness and emo-ism that comes together to form a beautifully insanely tragic picturefilm. plays back pretty, too. love it i do. |