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Re: Sunburns
Hi, Persephoneia! I loved it! Totally my aesthetic. We sat in sunburns caring not about the sting climbing its way across our skin First line: Amazing. Interesting. Different. Second line: ...
Sep 25, 2010 -
Re: de artuate
Hi, ladymask. Creepy. Love it. I love the way it begins. To think that "too much eyesight" could be spent on one thing, as if the speaker is going to ...
Sep 25, 2010 -
Re: ...
Hi, blackbird. I liked this. Your similes and metaphors are beautiful. Especially "the air like an anesthetic accumulating in her lungs." It's something I'd never thought of before, but makes ...
Sep 25, 2010 -
Re: Secret Desires
Hi, Forestqueen! I liked reading this because I can relate to it, and I'm sure a lot of people can. The problem I had with it was that it's very ...
Mar 6, 2010 -
Re: A Moment of Silence
This is dazzling and dizzying. From a womb-vessel wrought, I sat and thought I have this problem with poems that don't rhyme and randomly have one rhyme. Is it on ...
Aug 10, 2009 -
Re: How It Ends
This is exquisite, Mars. I love the second person point of view; why isn't it used more often? My favorite thing about this piece is probably the details: the photograph, ...
Aug 10, 2009 -
Re: Addiction
Hi, fatimachan. You get my one hundreth review! I like this. It was great to read, as it expresses perfectly things that I've felt. However, this poem is in dire ...
Aug 10, 2009 -
Re: Pretty Polly
Faith restored. This is my favorite thing that I've ever read by you. Close that slut's eyes, will ye? "Ye"? This gives off kind of a Bible/pirate feel. Don't you ...
Jul 17, 2009 -
Re: Down by the lake
Kylan, Honestly, I didn't see how this was going to be very different. I mean, I get a To Kill a Mockingbird feel from a lot of your stuff. But ...
Jul 15, 2009 -
Re: Shiver
Hello, Young Gun. I was going to scold you. I was going to ask why you put your poem into that ridiculous shape & what you thought it would add ...
Jul 14, 2009 -
Re: Blood Lust
Hi, Nadia. I thought this was lovely. It doesn't sound like a "first piece". The first time I heard you speak, your words flew around the long hallways in my ...
Jul 13, 2009 -
Re: The Masked Musician
Hello, fragile heart (!) I really enjoyed reading this. Like she was some sort of twisted super hero, saving little children in strollers and helping old women cross the street? ...
Jul 9, 2009 -
Re: Painted pretty for baby.
My dear Eraqio, I so love to read your writing. This was a lovely piece. It was a derelict building. This is a great first sentence, and I loved it ...
Jul 5, 2009 -
Re: Glasses Without Reader.
Hi, Lemon! Welcome. This poem is a diamond in the rough, especially from a new member. I look forward to more from you! Missing the sweet warmth of their owner ...
Jul 2, 2009 -
Re: Learning the Truth
Hi, wookielover. Welcome to YWS! Don't forget to do 2 reviews for every one piece of your own that you post. Lie, steel , cheat, whatever it takes. This should ...
Jun 24, 2009
