| Reviews for Sarah: Fortytwo and Dead |
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fallenangel417 9/9/08 . chapter 1i must say i was slightly disturbed by this but it's really well written and your point is very clear thanks for the review and good job. |
fatbird33 7/9/08 . chapter 1i think that this was a great poem! i really do. it really sends out a great message. Just one thing. The bolding of the word soul, didn't really go with the poem. Maybe that's where the flow problem lies (not that there is much of a problem)? |
oememo 6/17/08 . chapter 1"welting hide"? How do you tan a welting hide? You lose me here. I get the overall idea, but lose perspective. Who is talking? Sarah? The disinterested observer? A commentator on the Viagra meets smooth unwrinkled skin society we live in? If a disinterested observer is talking, I don't want to meet the disinterested observer unless he is offering very black commentary. Sarah still has beauty, and I don't care how old she is or how ugly she is. To miss that beauty makes me question the observer's humanity, unless, as I said, he is offering very black (cynical) commentary. Those are my reactions to what you have written here. The purpose of poetry is to evoke emotions, and the poem worked that way. Suggestion: clean up the welting hide line. |
East-0f-Eden 6/15/08 . chapter 1I liked the lesson you use within your story. |
kloun mannequin 6/15/08 . chapter 1I think the powerful part is the verse 2, it's true, people can try to keep their beauty, but sooner o later everything fades.. |