| Reviews for Musings |
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Little girl Big world 3/12/13 . chapter 15Wonderful |
Little girl Big world 3/12/13 . chapter 12I think this is a feeling many can relate to. Very well written |
Little girl Big world 3/12/13 . chapter 11I love the title of this piece. Very powerful writing here |
Little girl Big world 3/12/13 . chapter 6I really like this one :) |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 21 Ok this wasn't quite what I was expecting. The DO-? thing looks a little too panicky, but I suppose if your fiance won't acknowledge that they love you I would panic too. This seems very innocent for a love/death note though. In the grand scheme you've mapped out (or not), is double suicide the next thing to happen or something? Otherwise it reads like a normal lovey-dovey passage that happens to include the word "death." |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 20 DEATH NOTE! Although in this case it's actually notes, not a whole notebook. They should've called the show Death Notebook, but I suppose it doesn't have the same ring. A reference to the tragic lovers of Romeo and Juliet? |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 19 If you're not going to make a punctuation party out of this haiku, I think it's better to just type the "It" normally. It looks a bit off as is. Lovely depressing imagery. |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 18 oooh. Creative use of punctuation here. The colon in "staring" really adds to the image of two ogling eyes. The two v's instead of a w look sort of tipsy even as I'm staring at them. I don't like using the to substitute for n, it just looks too distended and like it's floating up there far away from the other letters. The bolded u in "our" I think is especially powerful; the haiku is from the POV of the humans, but the "u" is like a shout-out from the robot: "You guys could have cared. You could have helped me." And the {?} and & at the end seem to convey the robot's confusion as its wires go all haywire and it dies. |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 17 Nice. I like how the repeated "still," the lowercase-ing, and the absence of punctuation except for that one last period contribute to a really bleak atmosphere. |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 16 Hmm... Rather bizarre image. Are the radios supposed to represent worldly knowledge trumping the dolls, which symbolize childhood playthings? |
schismadoodlez 3/4/13 . chapter 14 Aww... that's really lovely. We all feel a little bit alienated at times, but it's good to know that there's a home for everyone. :P |
StephanieRenee14 3/4/13 . chapter 1Beautiful :) |
The Queen of Fairyland 1/21/13 . chapter 1Wow, that was good! I brings back nostalgic memories of Mexico gardens... (Ah! Tibetan mastiff?! Yikes!) |
CorycianAngel1944 1/21/13 . chapter 2This one is like Pyramus and Thisbe. Nice. |
ExtinctAngel 9/24/12 . chapter 13Your poetry is lovely. Sleepless is my favorite because I myself am an insomniac and knows how it feels to lie awake at night. I also like the double meaning of the poem- take another sleeping pill and sleep forever... Thank you |