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Re: Ink-line
Only white permeates these borders, these lines around your body; a wedged black marker divides your contours from the rest of the blank-static world. Like the knife of a suicide, ...
Nov 22, 2011 -
Re: Verdant Gallows
I know the corners of his mouth, they bleed, they blaze, they search you out - you are the smoke he talks about, the dancing smoke amongst the tears staining ...
Nov 20, 2011 -
Re: Marmalade
I absolutely adore this poem. The hidden meaning within such a simple topic is astounding. I disagree with previous reviews, this is not shallow at all. You've really captured something ...
Nov 20, 2011 -
Re: forgotten
This was truly a beautiful and unique poem. Every suggestion I have has already been covered by others, but I will say I think the flow of the poem is ...
Jun 6, 2011 -
Re: The Panic Attacks
Alone, truely alone. Tragically awaiting the nonexistant end Oh, immortal vexation Just stop, oh, stop it! Stop wasting me away as I descend Lower into the abyss, Desperately grasping at ...
Jun 4, 2011 -
Re: Disco Ball
The simplicity of this poem is truly beautiful. I find that I prefer to read shorter poems, because they say so much with so little words. It really speaks of ...
Jun 4, 2011 -
Re: Myriad maze
In all honesty, I have no particular criticisms of this piece. It was absolutely wonderful and speaks so much truth about what goes on when we try to write something, ...
May 31, 2011 -
Re: Night Running
The cold is turning my breath to clouds, The sky is navy and without a single star, The harsh glow of the city Blocks the towers from view There was ...
May 11, 2011 -
Re: Ultimatum
Sometimes the absence of commas can hinder the flow rather than make it more evident, but for this poem that is not the case. I appreciate the deep cynical attitude ...
May 10, 2011 -
Re: Time.
The shortest lifespan Is not that of the fly - It's the second, Who must live so briefly. Flash by for a moment -Even shorter, I mean - An instant, ...
Apr 17, 2011 -
Re: The Promise of Verdant
Before the dawn turns into dust And drifts away upon the breeze, Drink the morning's sweet sunlight - Taste the promise of this new day. Dance among the glades and ...
Apr 17, 2011 -
Re: Intertwined
I cannot express to you how much I love the simplicity and language used in this poem. It really expresses so much in so little lines. I cannot find any ...
Apr 17, 2011 -
Re: Outside, Inside
You sit outside, with a clipboard in your arms resting atop your knees. You are staring at a blank page of paper- there is nothing more terrifying I think you ...
Apr 10, 2011 -
Re: Time travel.
Okay, so in complete contrast of all those other people I really appreciated the poem. Poetry isn't meant to be spelled out and completely understood by anyone but the writer, ...
Apr 8, 2011 -
Re: No. 14
It's not much of a critique, but I really love this. I prefer shorter poems anyways, and this has so much meaning and emotion packed into a few lines. It ...
Apr 8, 2011
