 Anaare 2009-04-03 . chapter 1Wonderful, I enjoyed reading this. The title is what drew me to it, quite enigmatic. I love the symbolism in this piece, well chosen and well written. It also has a great cadence to it. All in all, great work and many thanks for the review. |
 Moondog Dozier 2009-03-24 . chapter 1This has a marvelous progression, and internal implied meaning. It's emotional without being overblown and sincere without dripping armchair honesty. Well written. MD:77. |
 smilebehappy 2009-03-19 . chapter 1Very powerful and true. I love the style and emotion. Great Job! :) |
 Elephant-Artist 2009-03-07 . chapter 1Good poem. You owe me two reviews now. |
 SakuraLoveXox 2009-02-01 . chapter 1Hm. I like the tone in this poem, sort of one of lost love. |
 Fallen Harmony 2009-01-28 . chapter 1What a pure, beautiful poem. I love the last lines:
"This dock holds me firm,
This dock is my home,
Until all of its wood rots away,
Falling,
Back into the sea." I love it, yet so sorrowful.
You're a great writer. |
 Le Cosmonaute 2009-01-18 . chapter 1I'm sorry it's taken ages to return the favour of a review.
I really like this piece. Not having read much of your poetry, I don't think I can comment on consistency of style, or compare it to anything, but it was well written. I especially like the line "Its signal-red sunsets have been silent for days." |
 Isca 2009-01-14 . chapter 1"This bleak blank-canvas sky holds no answers." Yes! 'Blank-canvas' sky (a tabula rasa); that's brilliant! A sky born from nothingness. Wonderfully philosophical.
I love your use of kenning throughout! :D
"Until all of its wood rots away..." Sorrowful. Moving. A line that clenches the heart.
EXCELLENT WORK, GUARDRAIL! WOW!
-Isca |
 Samana 2009-01-13 . chapter 1very very good.
poetry at its purest.
your poetry never ceases to thrill me.
wonderful, pure, expression.
Favorited. |