| Reviews for if you stop talking, we can start pretending |
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Process-Of-Dying 2/10/09 . chapter 1You know I'm completely in awe of your work, but thats not why I'm commenting this said your two months drug free and that in itself is beyond words. I don't know you but I've lost a lot of friends to drug abuse, and it would have been a waste of your talent to lose to an addiction like that. I just wanted to say I'm glad your drug free, its the best feeling in the world, i know, ive been free since my friend overdosed last november. hang in there I know you can do it. |
circus elastic 6/16/07 . chapter 1No words. Just love. |
re x invented 4/11/07 . chapter 1i think the title was the most striking thing about this piece, although the piece itself was amazing. i like the imagery, the explicit content, the way i almost want to close the internet browser- like this is something i wasn't meant to see. beautiful |
lackluster 4/1/07 . chapter 1i love love love the ending. it's got an unmistakable tone to it. just...brilliant. |
riotmaker 3/18/07 . chapter 1oh lord this is fucking amazing. "and his knee is between my thighs when i remember i forgot to call you". another gorgeous piece. |
no.peace.los.angeles 3/15/07 . chapter 1Interesting. I can't really relate to this, but that's me. I like the bit about committing suicide with alcohol & the part about the world angling sharply toward your knees when you step outside. Cool stuff. Keep writing! :) |
Wylloa 3/14/07 . chapter 1"the reality is that you will commit suicide with alcohol and i will stand by and watch you." It sounds sad...bitter, but it also burns. |
Her Wishing Well 3/13/07 . chapter 1Harsh and powerful i loved it "and angles sharply towards my knees" - great. |
Aimee Raven 3/13/07 . chapter 1Well I like the poem in itself, it has a lot of feeling and the character is quite alive...but the theme is getting a bit redundant :-S. Just my opinion. Good job though! |
Prevaricate 3/13/07 . chapter 1This is a bit rough, not so refined, but that almost makes it better. It's so blunt, just, "here I am, take it or leave it." I love it. |