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tonight we bloom 7/9/09 . chapter 1Gorgeous, gorgeous poem. "Maybe the sun cups our faces, As we linger in the light Any inch of cold desire dies on our lips," was my favorite. Beautifully written. Overall this was a wonderful write. I look forward to reading more of your stunning pieces. |
the.pink.life 6/27/06 . chapter 1Beautiful poem. The images in the 4th stanza are so crisp. I can see everything. I also like the line "Yours never flash in the dark." The image there is outstanding. Keep writing! :) |
drippingdreams 5/14/06 . chapter 1"Maybe the sun cups our faces" - amazing imagery! Your descriptions are just pure literary chocolate. |
Faithless Juliet 3/1/06 . chapter 1The poem is not my 's pleading to be written.-I know that feeling well. This is so timeless to me; like a little old lady with her little old man sitting on the porch sipping ice tea - it’s so Victorian almost. And the bit about Paris (the city of love) made it seem so modern and fresh - like in the moment that the two of you shared you were at once both young and old. Very nice. Much love,Juliet. |
ThisCut-UpAngel 9/12/05 . chapter 1Touching, and well-written. The imagery is great! |
Night-Sorceress 9/6/05 . chapter 1Nice... very different. I like the way the words just jump around in a harmonious way. Always impressing me with your words... keep it up. Love,N.S |
crusoeing 9/6/05 . chapter 1This poem is lovely; the sort of poem that demands to be read. I loved the penultimate stanza the most, I think. |
Lines To Time 9/4/05 . chapter 1This is beautiful. You have a real gift. Keep it up! |
rag 8/30/05 . chapter 1Very nice. The message is clear and the way the ending ties it together is very well done. |
youzi 8/28/05 . chapter 1i liked this piece...your imagery was unique. "The poem is not my fault. It's pleading to be written." is so spirited..keep writing D |
Infection 8/28/05 . chapter 1very nice, loved the last few lines. |