A Picture's Worth a Thousand Poems
Viewing comments for Chapter 14 "~Waiting with Open Graves~"A compilation of pictapoems from my portfolio
96 total reviews
Comment from elchupakabra
I thought this was a really great piece. As you're well aware, I love the pictapoem series. I thought the necrophilia angle was excellent, I actually heard a story about a girl who got a disease that you only get from dead bodies around her mouth because her boyfriend was a mortician who was having sex with the bodies that passed through the morgue. I think it was in Chicago. Anyways, great work on this piece, I enjoyed the construct of the rhymed quatrains and the aesthetic arrangement of the pictapoem, but also italicizing the narrative and leaving the dialogue normal. Great work overall, thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 23-Oct-2013
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I thought this was a really great piece. As you're well aware, I love the pictapoem series. I thought the necrophilia angle was excellent, I actually heard a story about a girl who got a disease that you only get from dead bodies around her mouth because her boyfriend was a mortician who was having sex with the bodies that passed through the morgue. I think it was in Chicago. Anyways, great work on this piece, I enjoyed the construct of the rhymed quatrains and the aesthetic arrangement of the pictapoem, but also italicizing the narrative and leaving the dialogue normal. Great work overall, thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 23-Oct-2013
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UGH! truth is, indeed, much stranger than fiction, don't you think? I'm glad you liked this one, elchupakabra. I thought initially I'd take some
Thanks again, my friend. I truly appreciate it!
Comment from Evelyn Fort Stewart
The DEVIL and his demons are real and can manifest themselves. Anyone in witchcraft and weegee boards are placing themselves in a very dangerous situation. Eerie as always but that's your venue. God loves you and so do we.
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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The DEVIL and his demons are real and can manifest themselves. Anyone in witchcraft and weegee boards are placing themselves in a very dangerous situation. Eerie as always but that's your venue. God loves you and so do we.
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Yes, you're right, Evelyn. Ouija boards are not something to be messed with. Black magic and witchcraft will drag your soul to hell faster than Superman in a crime convention!
I appreciate your fantastic review, and glad you got through this one...
Comment from RGstar
I love the way you use accent and dialect in this.
The poem itself was fine, but your array of usage combined with the flow of dialogue is divine.
The image compliments the work.
Another well delivered horror sequence, with great author's notes to match.
A good write, Dean
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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I love the way you use accent and dialect in this.
The poem itself was fine, but your array of usage combined with the flow of dialogue is divine.
The image compliments the work.
Another well delivered horror sequence, with great author's notes to match.
A good write, Dean
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Thanks very much, RGStar. Your gracious comments are always a great source of encouragement to me, and I do appreciate it, sincerely!
Comment from Gungalo
This is awesome Dean. Screwed and then some. LOL it really does have a sinister appeal to it. LOL I'm sure you have plenty more in you. Hehehehe. Better stay away from there.
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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This is awesome Dean. Screwed and then some. LOL it really does have a sinister appeal to it. LOL I'm sure you have plenty more in you. Hehehehe. Better stay away from there.
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Hah, you can bet I'll have my flashlight and some holy water on Halloween night, headed straight for Harker's Mills Cemetery. I gotta' see this Myrtle Jasmine babe up-close and personal-like, LOL...
Thanks for the fabulous review, Gungalo!
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I double dare ya to go. Hehehehe.
Comment from Green Lake Girl
This poem was particularly ghoulish and wonderful. The artwork is perfect. A textbook example of being screwed to death. "Thou art old, but I'm famished, I haven't much choice." Hell hath no fury . . . . .
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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This poem was particularly ghoulish and wonderful. The artwork is perfect. A textbook example of being screwed to death. "Thou art old, but I'm famished, I haven't much choice." Hell hath no fury . . . . .
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Hah, you nailed it, Green Lake Girl! never upset a woman...not even an undead woman. It'll come back to bite you in your...well, you know, heh-heh.
Screwed to death. Now, that was good, Hah!
Comment from Ric Myworld
The human mind is so delicate and easily manipulated into believing about anything. Even those nonbelievers in urban legends, as myself, are thrilled by the creations of fright. And you write them as well as anyone.
Thanks for another GREAT poem!
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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The human mind is so delicate and easily manipulated into believing about anything. Even those nonbelievers in urban legends, as myself, are thrilled by the creations of fright. And you write them as well as anyone.
Thanks for another GREAT poem!
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Well, that's quite a nice compliment coming from you, Ric. I really appreciate that!
Comment from lindalcreel
You have a brilliant mind for tales of horror. Stephen King would be impressed, I dare say. As always, your poems are vivid reminders of the occult and I've heard tales of some who go to these haunted places and are never right again. One particular place in Ireland comes to mind, but the name escapes me. Exceptional as always. Thanks so much for sharing.
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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You have a brilliant mind for tales of horror. Stephen King would be impressed, I dare say. As always, your poems are vivid reminders of the occult and I've heard tales of some who go to these haunted places and are never right again. One particular place in Ireland comes to mind, but the name escapes me. Exceptional as always. Thanks so much for sharing.
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Wow, Linda. When I hear my name mentioned in conjunction with Mr. King's, well, it pretty much makes my week, LOL! Thanks for this fabulous review!
You might be thinking of Leap Castle, in Cork, Ireland. Lots of freaky things go on there...
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That sounds about right and the compliment was sincere:)
Comment from ragamuffin
Very interesting information after the poem. The poem was excellently executed and certainly exciting. The whole presentation was fantastic. Loved it.
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Very interesting information after the poem. The poem was excellently executed and certainly exciting. The whole presentation was fantastic. Loved it.
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Thanks very much, ragamuffin. I'm so glad you did!
Comment from Dustybones
The graveyard of my choice would be a very ghostly one, withthis background music of course. I read today that 60% believe in ghosts. I think I do also think the spirt can linger. I like you notation too. Great holloween stuff.
I read a post in the general forum where you have been mentioned, in case you're interested. I think you are very good at this type of presentation!
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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The graveyard of my choice would be a very ghostly one, withthis background music of course. I read today that 60% believe in ghosts. I think I do also think the spirt can linger. I like you notation too. Great holloween stuff.
I read a post in the general forum where you have been mentioned, in case you're interested. I think you are very good at this type of presentation!
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Well, I was unaware of that mention, Dustybones. Thanks for letting me know.
I, too, believe in ghosts, I believe that's why I can get in touch with that "side" of my psyche so easily.
I truly appreciate your wonderful review!
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I believe that we humans all are from some other planet or part of a federation of some sort. We lack all or most of the physic skills. They took them away from us. LOL. They being who ever they are and sent us here away from them! Oddly enough.
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I believe that we humans all are from some other planet or part of a federation of some sort. We lack all or most of the physic skills. They took them away from us. LOL. They being who ever they are and sent us here away from them! Oddly enough.
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I would agree, lol.
You know what they say? Women are from Venus, men are from Mars...
Comment from Debra White
Hi Dean :)
Excellent story telling in this well rhymed poem. I was morbidly fascinated by the caretakers' intentions, he got his comeuppance alright lol!
Great presentation as always, your work is always an experience that stays with me for a while afterwards.
I appreciate all the effort you put into this and the informative author notes are great too.
Nice job :) kind regards, Debra
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Hi Dean :)
Excellent story telling in this well rhymed poem. I was morbidly fascinated by the caretakers' intentions, he got his comeuppance alright lol!
Great presentation as always, your work is always an experience that stays with me for a while afterwards.
I appreciate all the effort you put into this and the informative author notes are great too.
Nice job :) kind regards, Debra
Comment Written 22-Oct-2013
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2013
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Thanks for that fantastic compliment, Debra. I sometimes wonder why it is I do what I do here, and then a review comes along like this one you've so graciously given me, and I step, take a long, deep breath and say, "Oh, yeah...that's why I do it!".
Thank you so much, again.
