| Reviews for Swollen Curves of Ecstasy |
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Jane Piper 8/8/07 . chapter 1I like this a lot. (And the title) Especially the last bit, "There was a secret on my tongue And I kept it safe and sound She didn’t deserve the natural way Because that one’s reserved for liars And little girls who turn into whores When little boys grab at innocence And suddenly I think to myself Maybe swollen isn’t beautiful Anymore" |
the Stranger in the moonlight 7/18/07 . chapter 1This was also very insightful and grabbing! Excellent stanza "There was a secret on my tongue And I kept it safe and sound She didn’t deserve the natural way Because that one’s reserved for liars And little girls who turn into whores When little boys grab at innocence" So so sad and true. Really good, job. the Stranger in the moonlight |
Heroh 6/21/07 . chapter 1I always wondered... don't guys get annoyed a little when you kiss them with lip gloss on? But anyways, I liked this poem (in fact, I really do love all of your poems!) |
SirScott 6/15/07 . chapter 1I liked how he changed his mind by the end of the poem. SirScott |
Peter Harrison 6/14/07 . chapter 1Do you ever get that sudden warm feeling after seeing a movie, or hearing a song, or reading a quote? Like that feeling that it really means something more, I like to call it a glimpse into infinity. Well, I just got that with this poem. It is masterfully made and now my favourite thing I've read by you, perhaps one of my favourite pieces on this site. Especially the end! Amazing work! P.S. how do you write so often? I have been able to write maybe a poem a day at work when I have nothing to do, but I never get enough inspiration for two. Peter |
callmebelle 6/14/07 . chapter 1this really is beautiful. no criticism. wonderful. |