| Reviews for Emerald Dancers |
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lael1bologna 2/12/09 . chapter 1I LOVE THIS! It is amazing! So beautiful, and pretty! I love it! |
b-U-b-TRUE 2/26/06 . chapter 1This was nice. |
Galbraith 1/13/05 . chapter 1I think it's a very beautiful poem. Not my favorite, but beautiful and well written nonetheless. |
Miranon 4/30/04 . chapter 1Finnaly some poem thats not depressing, I read most of you depressing ones, and this one was a relief, no matter how sily it is. You may have noticed me reviewing alot of your stories, and I want to apoligise if I seem to bash your opinion every chance I get. |
Alouette 12/2/03 . chapter 1*claps* Nice, happy poem! I know what you mean, everyone here writes depressing poems. i do to, when the world backs me into a corner (which its been doing a lot lately) but I have some poems you might like to read...if you hvave some spare time, would you,pretty please? |
Trapper 12/2/03 . chapter 1 "Snagging bark keepers?" Eh? Also, I'm not sure about the grammer in that sentence. The last two lines contradict each other. You can't qualify "forever" with "until such-and-such," because that's not forever. |
Bloodfiend 12/29/02 . chapter 1This is really beautiful. Congratulations. I tried to do a peom of a tree once but didn't turn out nearly as good as this. |
The Writing God 9/10/01 . chapter 1 "Beautiful, green women of the woods..." Interesting imagery. You combine the "greeness" of life for these leaves with the turn of the seasons and regeneration...which is, to a certain degree, what being a woman of the woods is REALLY all about, isn't it? Snagging bark keepers and their lovers, the green women of the woods. Their snowy dance remians a secret of the winter. |
Heather Goldbug 9/8/01 . chapter 1Wow, that's a neat poem! I'm impressed! I'm glad I'm not the only one who sometimes writes really small short poems... :) |