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Re: Mother
I found it a little clichéd and soppy... but then, that might be good for your mission! At least it's not death poetry. Moving on! A mother is someone to ...
Dec 22, 2005 -
Re: On The Runway
This seems a little nonsensical, but only because I'm not sure what a runway is, or what it would be considered in England, etc. So... um... help? However, I do ...
Dec 21, 2005 -
Re: Distance
I like the first stanza the best because it's quick and short. Then the lines get longer. It seems a little bit more clumsily written... like you're going to a ...
Dec 20, 2005 -
Re: Little Girl
I... um... have a confession. I was surprised at the ending. I didn't know she was murdered, etc. Which really scares me because the YWS folks seemed to know it ...
Dec 20, 2005 -
Re: She's His Birth Stone
Er... does it have to do with "she"? I think it's really really abstract right now. I, personally, would like more details, because I'm at a loss of what you're ...
Dec 18, 2005 -
Re: Mirror, Mirror
"Through a stained-glass window." I think this seems a little short... I would expand on it for just a little bit, maybe one more line. But, once again, you have ...
Dec 18, 2005 -
Re: Liquid Nitrogen
SEE? What did I tell you! *grumbles* Trying to hide your talent away... As someone who does her best to grow roses, I thought it was cool. It's funny how ...
Dec 18, 2005 -
Re: Waistland (title intentionally misspelled)
XD I thought I had read this, but noooo... I liked this a lot. The meaning, etc. was so... poignant that it reminded me at once of those who live ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: Wake me when September ends
Ha! I'm reading a necromanced topic! *does a dance* No, but seriously, the description is pretty at times, but sometimes it's overwhelmingly beautiful and it makes me want to reach ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: Of Lavender and Shooting Stars
Oh dear... I feel like I'm getting more apathetic each day. This hardly did anything for me. :( But still... Why don't you send it to him anyway, just for ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: wishing is so hard to do
Ha! I liked this. This could easily be made into a depressing poem, but you didn't do that! Instead, check this out: i have always imagined nights like that: side ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: A family is a church
Hehe, a wounded congregation. Quite an interesting thought -- usually poets make it seem like the congregation is perfect and all holy, when in fact it can be quite the ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: Haiku
Ooo, these remind me of the examples they use to show how "meaningful" a haiku can be. I especially like the second one, mostly because it has to do with ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: Stamps of Upside Down
Reminds me of the show, "Lonely Planet" which has since been called "Globetrekkers." Basically? See the world! Yeah.. The images were interesting. I have no idea about the meaning of ...
Dec 16, 2005 -
Re: Hidden reality
Checking back on your old poems, eh? ;) I like the other one better. It was a lot more descriptive. This seems to be an effort for a rhyming poem, ...
Dec 16, 2005
