| Reviews for The Witch's Paramour |
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Kristina Suko 9/10/06 . chapter 1Beautiful story. That's all I can say. D Maranwe Telrunya |
amenokodomo 8/10/06 . chapter 1Wow... you don't see poetry like this very often. Awesome job! |
White is a Sin 7/19/06 . chapter 1*wipes off beads of sweat* Wow that was pretty long! Though long it's still really good, you're a talented writer! Nice detail and use of vocabulary. _ *Applaudes* Do you think you'll write more poetry? I wouldn't mind reading it at all. |
bahaghari 4/20/06 . chapter 1Wow, nice rhyming scheme. Not boring. |
Randomisation 4/13/06 . chapter 1wo0w! this is amazing! i luv this so much! |
SeaVoi 4/11/06 . chapter 1You have selected some very good words here, plus the page breaks separate your thoughts it’s kind of cool. |
bleed gilead 4/7/06 . chapter 1fantastic word choice and pacing, love how much attention you pay to detail. |
run rabbit run 4/7/06 . chapter 1uh... gee... i dunno what happened but i swear i just read and reviewed this... anyway... i will just repeat what i had said in the other one... *stands and applauds* i love it. great descriptions and wonderful vignette. really nice work. cheers-rabbit |
Frore 4/7/06 . chapter 1Ha! I'm reviewing your story under your penname! Well, anyway,this s a really awesome poem. It really portrays the anguish of losing a lover and your to the fires of insufferble paranoid morons. Keep up the writing of which I am so -Jen |
Coralollie 4/7/06 . chapter 1wow, the way you've written this is amazing! keep up the awsumness _cozza |
Dante's Disciple 4/6/06 . chapter 1Wow! That was incredible! The story was great of course but I loved the way that not only did you finsih every second line with a rhyme which is sometimes a challenge in itself, but all you have words rhyming within each line to allowing for the perfect flow to the whole piece. As for the ending- well tragic endings are usualy the most memorable anyway :) Anyway, excellent work, more like this please! :) |
Faithless Juliet 4/6/06 . chapter 1I loved the detail and storytelling in this. Well done. Juliet. |