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wishing.on.echoes 2007-12-11 . chapter 1
I loathe the word trees it's so angular and gaudy like neon french tips.

I really like this the flow is perfection.
she smolders 2007-03-25 . chapter 1
This is just beautiful. I love the imagery you put in your words. The fear I sense in the last line sends shivers up my spine. Take care.
Faithless Juliet 2007-03-17 . chapter 1
It's facscinating how you desplay all of this peaceful picture,s and then you smash the image at the end with "make it stop" very powerful. Your work is light, like a photograph, but it impacts heavily. I enjoyed it.

Juliet.
smile for the sunshine 2007-03-15 . chapter 1
I really like this. It may be short but it's really good.
Moondog Dozier 2007-02-20 . chapter 1
This is so elegantly woven together. It seems almost breakable how this is spun together. Trust me, that's a good thing. Excellent hesitations, and word placements. Great write.
breezy nostrils 2007-02-18 . chapter 1
reminds me of neverending moments. love the imagery in this. nice work.
chaos called creation 2007-02-17 . chapter 1
Almost a lyrical tone to it. Love the sky line. Keep writing.
Aquafied 2007-02-12 . chapter 1
reminds me of broken merrygorounds
bread and circuses 2007-02-10 . chapter 1
man, do i know that feeling. your poems are just soso pretty. i love them.
Signals Progress 2007-02-02 . chapter 1
Reminds me of "Snails" by The Format. Lovely.
ode to a firefly 2007-01-28 . chapter 1
I think this would make an awesome song. If you write music, you should try doing something soft but fast-paced and melodic.

♥Christine
CrAyOlA Joe 2007-01-27 . chapter 1
Interesting, very interesting. I found this a very abstract poem that had some kick to it. As for the part "The sky's my theatre, my memory machine" it was delightfully appealing to read. Keep it up! This was excellent!

-Joe
no thanks 2007-01-27 . chapter 1
**. that's beautiful.
The Un-great-ful 2007-01-27 . chapter 1
Cool imagery, it felt like I was reading a vividly coloured painting. Odd.

Keep writing,

Alan.
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