I'm not proficient in reviewing on technical aspects, especially on poetry.
This is a review of your "Who" Nothing wrong with what you wrote providing in it you speak what you feel and are talking to yourself.
And maybe it does make us feel better if we can voice the things that bug us. And if writing them like you did does not help then talk to trees. They listen well.
I'm not proficient in reviewing on technical aspects, especially on poetry.
This is a review of your "Time" As one of the worlds best frog-kisser I understand the feelings that people go through when precious relationships vanish.
Time can be our best friend if we let things heal at their own pace.
I'm not proficient in reviewing on technical aspects, especially on poetry.
This is a review of your "The shore" that was inspiring and beautiful. I may have to share that idea with one of my frogs who is looking for peace and calm. Write it in the sand and let the ocean take it away.
Your poem about the young soldier in nam and his girl at home is well written and tells the two way tragedy.
I was in the army as an enlisted man 21 years and spent my 21st year in nam. I landed at Dover when I returnedl. "Invalid Item" and it is true - I never looked back, don't write about it and don't talk about it.
I'm not proficient in reviewing on technical aspects, especially on poetry.
This is a review of your "Auburn Curls" I read your lengthy prelude to the kiss. I'm glad I don't write about "busted love" because I was ready to tell you what I have to tell so many "get over it" then you got the kiss.
I was immediately drawn in by the title "twins." I am the father of twin boys, they are my babies, my babies are now 53 years old.
I like your lead in as you go into your back-story.
You may know this but I'll share in anyway, since this is your first chapter you might want to contemplate the fact that Elisha is a male name in the Bible.
Not that it makes any difference what you and I think, later on when people are reading Elisha they are going to think male.
Oh, Elisha was plowing with a team of oxen when the Lord called him to be Elijah's replacement.
I am not proficient at technically reviewing, especially poetry and I read more for the message.
This is my review of your poem "When Things Are Accidental" I liked your language and your continuous movement and children do really like movement and things that look real.
I am not proficient at technically reviewing, especially poetry and I read more for the message.
This is my review of your poem "Sanctity" I loved your picturesque language as you pictures you painted but I did not really relate to your ending line.
I am not proficient at technically reviewing, especially poetry and I read more for the message.
This is my review of your "The Last Generation" I liked the article and of course it should be calm and thoughtful since it deals with separating from loved ones.
I too think that this generation has greater opportunities to excell becaus eof the technical advances made by the last generation.
I read your delightful and intriguing "There Could Be Tigers" your one sentence short paragrpah opening had me hooked from the start.
Then your backstory was natural and your pictures of the characters and their actions made them real to me.
The mystery goes on even after I know who Jason Cantor is. I won't say more -- let the readers see for themselves this is a fascinating and exciting read.
I'm on of the worlds best, if not the best, frog-kisser but I can't match the job your protagonist did with Mr. Cantor.
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