CSP: A Collection of Poems
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44 total reviews
Comment from skye
Great poem about cruelty and its effects.
Your poem follows the form and structure very well...
wonderful choice of color and artwork.
Well done.
Great poem about cruelty and its effects.
Your poem follows the form and structure very well...
wonderful choice of color and artwork.
Well done.
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
Comment from fayesh
A great definition of "cruel" in poetic terms. The line "neverminding the aftermath" usually does happen when cruelty is in play. Nice job
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2009
A great definition of "cruel" in poetic terms. The line "neverminding the aftermath" usually does happen when cruelty is in play. Nice job
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2009
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Yes, they just walk away and leave wreckage in their wake. Thanks very much for your very generous review. With regards, Sue
Comment from Dreamdancer
Hello my friend,
Another excellent write and one that holds a true to life message. There are a lot of cruel people out in the world. Excellent write and thanks for sharing.... Dreamdancer
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2009
Hello my friend,
Another excellent write and one that holds a true to life message. There are a lot of cruel people out in the world. Excellent write and thanks for sharing.... Dreamdancer
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2009
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Dreamdancer!!! I have been thinking of you a lot! Am so very glad to hear from you. Was so surprised to see your name here. Missing your writing very much. Thank you for your very kind review, Sue
Comment from c_lucas
For missing the contest's dead line, fifty lashes with a dangling participle. For writing a beautiful poem, a thousand Kudos. Very well written with good imagery and descriptive scheme.
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2009
For missing the contest's dead line, fifty lashes with a dangling participle. For writing a beautiful poem, a thousand Kudos. Very well written with good imagery and descriptive scheme.
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2009
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AHHH!!!! A dangling participle! LOL!! Now THAT is hilarious! You're a scream. Thanks so much for your very kind (and funny) review! Sue :-))
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You're welcome, Sue. Charlie
Comment from DecrepitOldBag
Oh no! Not another deadline missed! Whatever is happening? This would definitely be a winner. Once again, you have caught, in few words the essence of something. It is a brave subject to tackle too. Great writing.
All the best.
Kat
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
Oh no! Not another deadline missed! Whatever is happening? This would definitely be a winner. Once again, you have caught, in few words the essence of something. It is a brave subject to tackle too. Great writing.
All the best.
Kat
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
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Yep! I'm a fool - ha! I thought Sunday was the deadline. Anyway, got in the rict mood and stayed in it, so posted. Thanks very much for your generous review. Always, Sue
Comment from Nescher Pyscher
Freaking HATE rictameters - along with MOST forms of structure, metered poetry - but I think you pulled this one off, too.
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reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
Freaking HATE rictameters - along with MOST forms of structure, metered poetry - but I think you pulled this one off, too.
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Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
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C'mon...tell me what you really feel! HA! What I love about highly structured forms is that it is fantastic practice at being highly selective with word choice (for all my poetry). A great tool. And, without the need for rhyme, it's (dare I say it?) almost like being able to do free-verse! Arghh! Don't take away a star from me for saying that!! LOL! Thanks for TRYING to like this. Sue :-))
Comment from Perp Ihebom
This i9s a nice poem that has a hard-hitting message, especially to all those who enjoy tormenting others either emotionally or physically. The arrangement of the lines is artfully done. kudos
This i9s a nice poem that has a hard-hitting message, especially to all those who enjoy tormenting others either emotionally or physically. The arrangement of the lines is artfully done. kudos
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
Comment from sharon fallis
This is a very well done rictameter! I enjoyed reading this, and liked what it had to say. Great imagery. Good word choices and usage. Sharon
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
This is a very well done rictameter! I enjoyed reading this, and liked what it had to say. Great imagery. Good word choices and usage. Sharon
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
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Sharon, thank you for your very nice compliments on this piece and for your kind review. With regards, Sue
Comment from bluefly
Hi Sue,
It sure is a shame you missed the contest with this poem. This is really good! Such a "cruel" turn of fate, eh?...sorry, I couldn't resist. LOL. But seriously, this really is a great piece.
Scott
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
Hi Sue,
It sure is a shame you missed the contest with this poem. This is really good! Such a "cruel" turn of fate, eh?...sorry, I couldn't resist. LOL. But seriously, this really is a great piece.
Scott
Comment Written 09-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
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Ah...yes! Such a cruel turn of fate. Ha! Glad you liked this piece. And thanks for your very generous review. Sue
Comment from Joan E.
Wow, this form is a natural for your theme. It is so succinct and packed with emotion. I especially liked the line "damaged swath of pain" and the wordplay with "aftermath". I'm so sorry you missed the deadline because this would have been a fabulous entry.
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
Wow, this form is a natural for your theme. It is so succinct and packed with emotion. I especially liked the line "damaged swath of pain" and the wordplay with "aftermath". I'm so sorry you missed the deadline because this would have been a fabulous entry.
Comment Written 08-Mar-2009
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2009
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Hi Joan, I'm assuming you're back home from Philadelphia. I'm sure the service was a beautiful tribute. So glad you really liked this piece. Thanks very much for your great review. Warmest regards, Sue
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Yes, we're back--it was in the 60's to 70's, warmer than So Cal, and 7 French horns played at the church--both remarkable. Actually, the family reunion was wonderful. Thanks for thinking about me.