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Re: delete
As many before me have said--rhyming itself is not inherently bad. The problem is that most amateur poets assume that all poetry must rhyme and therefore he or she might ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: A Moment of Healing
No time for an in-depth critique as I'm at work--I'll try to edit one in tonight when I get home. ^~ As it is, it works decently as a poem, ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: Lunch Time
I think the only way to classify your writings is "disturbed (disturbing?) whimsy." This certainly fits well enough. :lol: Thanks for giving me something to giggle at during yet another ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: The Great Wheel
S1 Hail! to the uttermost fear in Time to the Great Wheel's turning. We sense the end drawing near as the sands of the sea begin burning. 1.1--"uttermost" should be ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: The Weeping Willow
Note 1: it's "haiku." Spell it correctly and experienced readers will be more inclined to take you seriously. ;) Note 2: Don't double-post. If you think of something you want ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: Existence
I'm going to have to side with Ed on this one. This poem just didn't do anything for me. I actually rather liked the style, but the repetition of "single" ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: Without
I agree with bubbles. This poem just doesn't go anywhere. I understand she's ten--but ask her if she can write a little more to better explain what she's trying to ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: it's just the small print
*whistles* Thank you, EBM. Poems like this give me hope that even though YWS is being overrun by talentless n00bs, there's still a solid base of good writers here. This ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: Roses and Stones
A void of falling petals Spiraling down in a symphony Singing songs we cannot hear And crashing. Still in silence. Leaving bare the tearstained fingers Frostbitten in the soothing water ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: Darkness(Day1)
The day begins when I woke up into the darkness. Nothingness swallows me whole. I struggle up only to be pushed farther down. The world for me ends. As I ...
Jul 17, 2007 -
Re: What don't you like about YWS?
Ratchet: Nate's currently away, working at a summer camp until mid-August, and has limited Internet access. He's usually around quite a bit more than this. My rant: this site is ...
Jul 15, 2007 -
Re: Rise of the Blood Dogs
Dathan's head was spinning. She'd been in with the engineers in the steam engine when the attack threw it aside like a toy train; the abnormally tall Gaelk vaguely remembered ...
Jul 11, 2007 -
Re: Rise of the Blood Dogs
NAME: Alim Dathan (Note that "Alim" is her family name, "Dathan" her given name.) RACE: Gaelk AGE: 28 HEIGHT: 4'10" WEIGHT: 95 lbs. EYES: Green HAIR: Long, brown, and shaggy, ...
Jul 7, 2007 -
Re: .
Wow. Brad--I have to admit, I haven't read everything you've written and posted on YWS, but of what I've read this is the most real and emotional. Usually your prose ...
Jul 6, 2007 -
Re: The Greatest Treasure
Finn sat in the cave, arms propped on her knees, and watched the prisoner. Everything about him rubbed her the wrong way--everything about him intrigued her. She eyed him suspiciously. ...
Jun 29, 2007
