 kaylajac 2006-06-18 . chapter 1i amleft in the middle with his high-tide poetry.his words are saltysweet and catch on my fingertipslike flies on sticky paper. i browse, shamelessly.but my heart is ticking for him.
those lines were just beautiful. You've got a very original, almost heartbreaking style with how sharply and honestly the lines hit you. amazing. |
 the naked civil servant 2006-06-16 . chapter 1wow. i know i have already reviewed this, but...
i love it so. the concept. i think it is the most beautiful concept you have ever touched upon. gorgeous & universal but so PERSONAL & quiet & desperate & cyclical &... everything about it is wondrous. i can but marvel at everything you write. everything. |
 Nat 2006-06-10 . chapter 1 Absolutely brillant - WHAT TO SAY TO YOUR POETIC GENIUS? "they laugh. “you can’t escape like this.”" beautiful |
 a lonely september 2006-06-07 . chapter 1i have no idea what to say to this. it's just really good. i dont know. it's different than the poetry i usually read, but it's awesome. really. 'here, love is obsolescence' i like that.. this is so interesting.
(&thankyou. even though i dont agree... ; ) you are incredible.) |
 caliban 2006-06-07 . chapter 1 “maybe i’ll find common sense in the mirror todayand mama i swear it’s a storm that never abatesit just retreats quietly to get a better vantage pointhoping & praying it’s next attack will take me”
you are a legend. an absolute LEGEND. :D |
 dystynctlidotti 2006-06-06 . chapter 1You can't make love come, just build fortresses of words to keep your heart alive a little longer. I really like the part about common sense: (hoping and praying its next attack will take me). You really capture the strain of getting up every day and acting normal. |