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Viewing comments for Chapter 20 "Listen to the Lake"I dare you....
19 total reviews
Comment from justswf
This was simply perfect...This is only the 2nd 6 star I have given in almost a year...If there were a 7 you would have it...What a great piece...I was moved...The rhythm without rhyme...The flow without too much clutter...Simply perfect...I wonder what the tear was for...And yes I know that's what made the poem outstanding...You should go far with your style...Good luck...
This was simply perfect...This is only the 2nd 6 star I have given in almost a year...If there were a 7 you would have it...What a great piece...I was moved...The rhythm without rhyme...The flow without too much clutter...Simply perfect...I wonder what the tear was for...And yes I know that's what made the poem outstanding...You should go far with your style...Good luck...
Comment Written 13-Jul-2006
Comment from wintersknights
as I read the essance of your soul flows through the words.
they echo the depth of your heart and the melodies of your mind.
I did not find any errors and would not change a thing.
wk
as I read the essance of your soul flows through the words.
they echo the depth of your heart and the melodies of your mind.
I did not find any errors and would not change a thing.
wk
Comment Written 10-Jul-2006
Comment from CarolinasAngel
I love that picture! And the poem fits it nicely. This reads with ease and shows every word with vivid imagery. Nothing to change. Awesome.
Candy
I love that picture! And the poem fits it nicely. This reads with ease and shows every word with vivid imagery. Nothing to change. Awesome.
Candy
Comment Written 07-Jul-2006
Comment from clhutchinson
I love it! Great images watched from inside, and then it's time to get out their with daughter hand in hand and be part of the beauty, feeling it and living it. Great flow and touching scenes.
I love it! Great images watched from inside, and then it's time to get out their with daughter hand in hand and be part of the beauty, feeling it and living it. Great flow and touching scenes.
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006
Comment from starkat
My you are having fun with these challenges. I like the creative way you used 'posterior'. A relaxing picture of summers at the lake. I had to think for a moment about the duck... don't know if I've ever seen one with a fish in it's mouth. Excellent piece. Enjoyed the read.. and how you are living up to these challenges. Cheers. ;-)
My you are having fun with these challenges. I like the creative way you used 'posterior'. A relaxing picture of summers at the lake. I had to think for a moment about the duck... don't know if I've ever seen one with a fish in it's mouth. Excellent piece. Enjoyed the read.. and how you are living up to these challenges. Cheers. ;-)
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006
Comment from texyankeefan
These challenges are getting crazy.
posterior
ducks
curtain
laughing ???????
Who would have thought that such a beautiful, sentimental poem could have been written from a duck's posterior behind a curtain, laughing?
Now you see why I can't play this game.
Great job. Even without the restrictions of using these four words, this is a beautiful piece and the picture is wonderful.
Great job.
These challenges are getting crazy.
posterior
ducks
curtain
laughing ???????
Who would have thought that such a beautiful, sentimental poem could have been written from a duck's posterior behind a curtain, laughing?
Now you see why I can't play this game.
Great job. Even without the restrictions of using these four words, this is a beautiful piece and the picture is wonderful.
Great job.
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006
Comment from Hetty
Hi Shelley,
This is a lovely free verse poem with good rhythm and flow. Dont think you need to abbreviate the words you have in here because you are restricted by syllable count. I have done these unrelated noun poems before - they're fascinating aren't they? I think you used them beautifully in this one, lass.
Hetty
Hi Shelley,
This is a lovely free verse poem with good rhythm and flow. Dont think you need to abbreviate the words you have in here because you are restricted by syllable count. I have done these unrelated noun poems before - they're fascinating aren't they? I think you used them beautifully in this one, lass.
Hetty
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006
Comment from mayflowerbg
Hi, Shelley!
This is the second I've read today and you've really done your job very well. It has got atmosphere, a change in the lonely mood and nice word choices.
No suggestions, it was a pleasure to read!
M.
Hi, Shelley!
This is the second I've read today and you've really done your job very well. It has got atmosphere, a change in the lonely mood and nice word choices.
No suggestions, it was a pleasure to read!
M.
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006
Comment from Renee' J Thomas
Very nice. I can feel what you are feeling. I think the words flowed very nicely and the sentiments came through very well. good job on this one! Gotta love those old memories of time spent as a child on the lake.
Very nice. I can feel what you are feeling. I think the words flowed very nicely and the sentiments came through very well. good job on this one! Gotta love those old memories of time spent as a child on the lake.
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006
Comment from easyeverett
A very soothing trip through nostalgia and the melancholy of memory. Then, having that melancholy rescued by resharing the experience as the adult with the child instead of the child with the adult. Very good. You have been writing some awesome stuff lately Shelley. I like the expansion of style you have embarked upon. I would change the word "posterior" (usually refering to your rear and not the rear of a cottage) to anterior which is more cottage specific, if you get my drift. easy
A very soothing trip through nostalgia and the melancholy of memory. Then, having that melancholy rescued by resharing the experience as the adult with the child instead of the child with the adult. Very good. You have been writing some awesome stuff lately Shelley. I like the expansion of style you have embarked upon. I would change the word "posterior" (usually refering to your rear and not the rear of a cottage) to anterior which is more cottage specific, if you get my drift. easy
Comment Written 06-Jul-2006