 Mirabella 2009-09-07 . chapter 1I really really love this!
Such beauty and sadness, and i love how you told it. :) |
 a silenced revolution 2009-03-30 . chapter 1this really hits home.
sad, songful, painfully pretty, tender, and poignant.
did i mention this really hits home? |
 Musetta's Waltz 2009-03-16 . chapter 1"She packed up all her things,/broken wings and silent musings."
The second stanza, especially the first half of it, has spectacular imagery. The thing I love most about your poems is that they never make sense on a literal level (no coat on a coat hanger, quoting Yeats) but they resonate with truth within the heart. Did I mention they're beautiful, lyrical, and heartbreakingly fragile?
And why are all of your poems so sad?
Your poetry always reminds me of Spring Awakening - lovely, weary tenderness. If you don't know it already, it's an extremely famous Broadway musical that melds the whispers of violins with the hard-edged steel of electric guitar. How better to vocalize teenage angst? I think I might have wept the first time I heard it; it was so lonely and hopeful and sad.
If you're interested, I think it's all on Youtube. |
 Elephant-Artist 2009-03-08 . chapter 1Very good. I like the descriptiveness in this poem. Great job.
Please read and review my stuff. |
 ForeverBehindTheImpression 2009-03-05 . chapter 1"The curtains whispered lullabyes,
songs of the sun and wind,"
Wow, really love this one :) Great work |
 NEStitch 2009-03-05 . chapter 1very nice. I like how you emphasized 'lie', it represented the mood well. |
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