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Re: Ideas?
Yeah, it was kind of vague and rather preachy. Not bad, but you show definite potential so I'm sure you've been improving. :) When you write poetry, close your eyes ...
Oct 23, 2006 -
Re: Suicide
The main weird thing about this poem is that you're telling us what we should be feeling. What you should probably aim for, especially for a suicide poem, is something ...
Oct 23, 2006 -
Re: Untitled
Together we can drink in the glorious beauty that disappears within moments. Describe what the moments are like, and it'll probably become a little more fluid. Otherwise, lovely imagery! :D
Oct 23, 2006 -
Re: Existing In The World of The Living
No polls! Please! I beg you! Okay. With that said, onto the critique! This is one of those thing that is very internal. We hear about the internal anguish of ...
Oct 23, 2006 -
Re: The Assassin King
Hmm... I'm not quite sure about this as a prologue. Usually, the prologues I like are those that are stories within the stories. For instance, let's take a look at ...
Oct 22, 2006 -
Re: The Ritual
Hehehe... don't include polls in your story. Usually, I post in the "I hate it!" option, not because I actually hate the story, but because I hate the poll. If ...
Oct 22, 2006 -
Re: Elf Son
His face was bleak and expressionless. His hair was black, disheveled, and And? I think you need to copy and paste it again. Right now, it doesn't include the full ...
Oct 20, 2006 -
Re: Abortion
A pair of big blue, Through which one day I will see. I didn't get that you were referring to eyes until near the end of the poem...maybe you could ...
Oct 20, 2006 -
Re: Pull the trigger
My first and rubbish attempt hope to write better soon Hehe! A question: what did you intend to get across as your message with this poem? :)
Oct 20, 2006 -
Re: Becoming Part of Your Patriotic Show
I like the first version better. It is more repetitive, yes, but at least it's a purposeful repetition. it's not trying to be non-repetitive, which is what your second poem ...
Oct 20, 2006 -
Re: My Savior
I suppose that I could say that this is the most inspirational thing I ever read, but then that would be stretching the truth a little. You have a wonderful ...
Oct 11, 2006 -
Re: Gypsie Eyes
Um... yeah. I didn't read the prologue. I usually skip prologues in real fantasy books, so never fear! Um... language! Touche is too French. You have to come up with ...
Oct 9, 2006 -
Re: The Ice Age Sonata
Wow... interesting take on frozen foods. A sonata depicts music, so I want more description on the music, or at least lack of. So you have lots and lots of ...
Oct 8, 2006 -
Re: Crutch
Gah! I love the prologue! You have to make that more a part of the story! That is the interesting thing. How does he interrogate him? How does he get ...
Oct 7, 2006 -
Re: Shakespeare Style
Mmmm... Yeah. I actually like it that you altered the first line. It fits for its purpose. You edited it quite nicely, I think. And if you did the original ...
Oct 6, 2006
