| Reviews for Lamb to Slaughter |
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Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 9Great! |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 8Aw! -Hugs- I love this though. |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 7Great! |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 6Great! So descriptive. "These crimson stained walls I wander here drenched. Scarlet drizzles down like rain." |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 5I love this! I can really relate to it. "I owe nothing to them it has all run out so go to someone else for your sick twisted desperation, leave me alone I'm gone." |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 4Great! "They always warn you about strangers but her monster wasn't a stranger. She used to be afraid of monsters now she sees who they really are- cowards." |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/28/10 . chapter 3Great! "These little secrets that nobody not even you knew what you pushed away." |
ripplingebbulience 2/26/10 . chapter 9 Intense and then suddenly different... I like it. Keep writing. -Rippling ebullience |
Isca 2/18/10 . chapter 3"A Valkyrie." Powerful. "Who never saved themselves from their own fate." Good message. I'm tired of those fairy-tale girls. Give me empowerment and a warrior-woman who shapes her own destiny. :) "It grew like a dandelion in the dark." EXCELLENT SIMILE! :D |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 2/12/10 . chapter 2Great! |
Isca 2/12/10 . chapter 2"Backed up against a bolted door." There's something subtly sensual about the tone here (which is very interesting considering that this line is probably a 'bad' thing since it's referring to child abuse; still, I like it). |
Phoebe Melinda Halliwell 1/16/10 . chapter 1Great! |
Isca 1/10/10 . chapter 1LOL. Just so you know, I love the fact that the A/N is longer than the poem itself. I like when the writer leaves their own interpretation. "God, why didn't you save me?" I asked myself that same question when I was younger. I love the repetition of the biblical line: "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." It's beautiful. "Still warm." God, that's heavy. I also like the way in which it connects to the line: "Take a knife and flay the skin off." Very chilling. |
Narq 1/10/10 . chapter 1Like always, this is a lovely piece. The power in the words bring tears to my eyes. Yes, that's simply how strong it is. You have a talent for writing. You are precious to this world. Don't let anyone tell you elsewise, and, I don't care if you don't don't believe in god. I don't either. Narq. |