 Street-rider 2009-01-07 . chapter 1Its been said before but that first line is amazing. The beginning of a poem is crucial to how somebody is going to read the rest and the work as a whole and when you start it off this well it makes everything else light up.
I also liked the long verse, because of the flow and structure. |
 Valentine's Disease 2007-01-11 . chapter 1gorgeous |
 no.peace.los.angeles 2006-12-20 . chapter 1So beautiful. Simple, with not a lot of description, but it's a pretty poem. Keep writing! :) |
 Chemically Induced 2006-12-11 . chapter 1when people try to be romantic, and inject their words full of love, they try too hard most of the time, and shoot wide. this is a testament to how it should be. your words are nonaggresive for style or cleverness (unlike the poem i jut read), and it worked so prettily this way. "a quiet hallelujah", and the juxtaposition of differences and staying the same is deep and provocative. I hope you can find a way to help him/her.
love, c.induced. |
 Lucid Nonsense 2006-12-05 . chapter 1Aw, sweet. I love the first line. |
 cornered.sensations 2006-11-26 . chapter 1I absolutely loved the first line and there was something so deep and huge about the last line. Wonderfully written, well done |
 airplanes in the sky 2006-11-23 . chapter 1gnarly. i like how you italicized WE. reminds me of laguna.. |
 white to gray 2006-11-17 . chapter 1This piece, especially the title, initially reminded me of the Coldplay song "Fix You." After reading the first line, I could've hugged you. :) Amazing start.
I'm fond of the middle stanzas, especially the lines "and every moment in between," "because the trouble is / the connection is too strong" ... And from there, leading into the imagery of an artery "too deep" is stunning. And--*dies*--your ending.
Awesome, babe. I love it! |
 Crossing the Rubicon 2006-11-17 . chapter 1I loved many parts of this (like: "he struck me as a quiet hallelujah" ; "...if things would turn out differently / the same" ; and especially "because the trouble is / the connection is too strong / An artery too deep"). But something in the last few lines doesn't seem as strong as the rest of the poem.
~I always look forward to reading your poems. |