Maureen O'Loughlin tells it like it is when she details an author's lifestyle, life and life's blood in ANY REVIEW IS A GOOD REVIEW, a brief, worth reading, essay / opinion. ( ( Now how did she know exactly how one feels while composing stories? Gee, Miss Maureen did you visit Teff's house? )) 10/04/05 Alabama Courier Times // T.Teffom
Look here, Fyn. About this poem of your's SEPTEMBER RAIN which you posted August 27, 2005.
Now, naturally, I don't know where you live for autumn to invade your psyche so throughoughly. However, your poem prompts this humble reviewer to take the walk, smell falling leaves at my feet.
Of course, you are perfectly right in your audacious, colorful remarks. By all means "September reigns."
Do Teff a favor; do rhyme on!
One of the best, adding to favorites to re-read and enjoy.
Author, Prier offers A STORY OF STORY TIME on Auto Rewards. A tale of sharing familiar stories aloud as grandparents and grandkids imaginations's soar.
Nice work, story line held and well organized paragraph by paragraph. Even little David, a mere age 6 comes alive from the pages, as he tires out during his story. Although "David was by far the best listener."
Favorite line: "Their tenure ... approaches obsolescence." (Indeed, no TV, no VCR nor DVD, merely the old fashioned art of story telling.
WOW! The last line, Prier! Eloquent at best.
Hats off to this author for capturing family genre while describing a flair for entertainment.
Marlean, is that you, again with the Auto Rewards Page already?
Forgive me, but you know I can't resist opening your items whenever I find them.
Thank you for your intellectual patience with me.
The holiday spark of generosity falls easily from this author's pen with EXTRAVAGANT SHARING.
Be assured, readers & guests, with LEAN you may need your dictionary, your philosphic credentials to produce the special smile that says this WC author is a true plesure to read.
Author/ Poet Rebecca offers DESTINY? DOOM !!!, a sponsored item, copyrite, July 2005.
From this poem comes a hidden message about a "future" of descent according to this poet.
The use of words starting with D only serves to highlight that traverse into this poem's "Hades."
Not a bad poem really. Content merely leaves readers awash in a sea of gloom without a glimmer of hope (I think.)
Which is not entertaining but on topic of the title.
If Teffy can get her mind of Katrina and New Orleans for a few rev's maybe she'll enter. Wonder where this was during my revving career. Note on feedback being included. Not a stalwart nor a novice there.
Just seems a bad time right now with all in the news and the South. However, may consider another round for this contest sounds enticing.
Good Job! Best to all during --- excuse me, reaching for my tinted shades, wow is that yellow bright brite or what?
Back again. Seems enticing for all reviewers who've been around the block or wish to join the fun.
HEY!!! New members here's your chance to score for that first upgrade.
Cordially:
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MANLY by Phlow bespeaks of the pleasure of the day trip to an Australian seaside resort town.
Excellent when it comes down to it as long as the setting rings, as this places Teff there tasting "Oysters Kilpatrick and garlic prawns." Delicious rhymes.
Favorite line: "Your words I devoured by the pound."
Absolutley, a MUST READ POEM!
Don't use the above too often, Phlow.
Poetry On!
Cordially,
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"Touching! Brevity felt with prose that defines with setting, happiness discovered in the sunrays of diamond backed Kansas. Good job by Kare Enga. Read & enjoy ... FOR JEANETTE WHEN SHE GROWS OLD." T.TEFFOM
Yes, dear poet, you have a good thing going here with HYPOCRITE.
Merely address a spell check.
Wondering how this came my way?
Read- A- Newbie Page, moments after you c-rite. Somehow a tiny little kigga biter gets into your port and sends the message via telepathic rays and whamo, there she be.
If not really ready, choose, Keep Private for My Eyes only. But hey welcome aboard, showing potential is this new member.
Shake em up, kid. May take a few months, but definetely do-able.
"Umpteen one of thousands, another tried and true mini short, flash fiction here on WC. Time of Demise esits with a scary thought. Death all around, a gas station exploding, yet emphathy for poor John --- either in my mind's eye the killer or just the same type of guy as Coffee in The Green Mile by Stephen King. Only the author may know for sure." Derby Derringer / Alabama Courier Times / Aug 15, 2K5
SPIDEY PRAYS FOR HER MOM, c-rite Jan, 2K5 is a tale of hospitals & surgeries. Providing the sense of a family waiting in the wings. A very supportive family.
Author, Spidey handles a tough one quite well.
Includes fears, prayers, results and aftermath of a difficult time with a touch of warmth and complete caring.
Great job, here, kiddo.
Best Luck Always!
Cordially,
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PS -- Did you mean Hershey, PA? Just curious. Chocolate town.
"Songwriter, CloverChic lists THIS FADING MASK on Auto Rewards. Lyrics that tell the story of a lady's plight in the limelight. Rhyme and cadence delivered with a beat. As life goes on with the chorus of: Staring, Staring, Staring eyes. Another Four Star to hum along with on WC." Alabama Courier Times / D. Derrringer / Aug 8
"Cursing Charlie" offered on Auto Rewards by author, Nic has the setting of Arizona in the background, while two lover's minds mix in either telpathy or dialog.
In the last paragraph the Nic tells us not to think. Is a content rating now a no-no?
So, where to start, where to stop?
What to say?
While the entire piece builds toward the girl going flying over the side of the cliff.
Here's a moment of truth, allright. Teff's at her PC editing, so this review's from Derby Derringer.
Miss MimossaBubbles, let's assume we never met. Your piece, "Me! (The Outlook Series) just doesn't seem to have moxie enough for a series opening.
Yes, the house on the cliff, coupled with a dream. Ouch the depression.
Mon Dieu! Suppose at the drawing board of "life" as you outline, this reporter from Alabama Courier better step aside.
Seems you want to render or rant or dream some more, maybe. Make room for more to come from this item's conception to finale.
Will this please your muse's whims?
If so ponder on.
Bubbles, dear: Best corral the imagination and forever write on!
Derby Derringer
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The one paragraph, draft type story, Nightmare at Work is a fun, fast read.
Yikes, Teff says at the end, no ending?
And, this reviewer did not like that boss man either. Arrogant, pushy, is he?
Chauvinistic? Now, Teff's a thesaurus. Sorry, but nice to have these at our fingertips, innit?
Character achievement met.
Melodrama genre // not exactly.
Oh, well ... unless you're thinking Soap.
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