
3/20/2006 c1
95beti213
"i loved you like a foreign country" *grins* the wordplay in this is really cool, and also the idea in itself... falling in love with someone who you can't communicate with is really intense. love it.

"i loved you like a foreign country" *grins* the wordplay in this is really cool, and also the idea in itself... falling in love with someone who you can't communicate with is really intense. love it.
3/17/2006 c1
4Jacqueline Stem
Absolutely love the lines "making maps on the dampness of your skinuntil each rib was home." very cool.

Absolutely love the lines "making maps on the dampness of your skinuntil each rib was home." very cool.
12/18/2005 c1
20sloppy firsts
this is breathtaking.
'our language barrier becamea matter of translation.' in awe
keep writing
s2 chaos

this is breathtaking.
'our language barrier becamea matter of translation.' in awe
keep writing
s2 chaos
12/15/2005 c1
50Chandra-Moon
Wow. This was altogether brilliant writing. Completely genius wordplay and imagery...what a poem! Wonderful job, keep writing (favoriting this).

Wow. This was altogether brilliant writing. Completely genius wordplay and imagery...what a poem! Wonderful job, keep writing (favoriting this).
10/15/2005 c1
52Porphyrophobic Grape
Love your style. Simple, but still impactful. Like, lots of meaning and whatnot into each word. Beautiful.

Love your style. Simple, but still impactful. Like, lots of meaning and whatnot into each word. Beautiful.
9/21/2005 c1
12eighteen hundred
This is a really good piece, in my opinion. The first two stanzas and the last in particular were brilliant. Nice piece.

This is a really good piece, in my opinion. The first two stanzas and the last in particular were brilliant. Nice piece.
9/19/2005 c1
55The Watched
If this is a swansong, then what a magnificent one it is indeed, though we may only hope that this proves not to be.
Where do all the good authors go?

If this is a swansong, then what a magnificent one it is indeed, though we may only hope that this proves not to be.
Where do all the good authors go?