Comments : On The Drive Home

  • 15 years ago

    by Loved In Hell

    Ok i usually don't do these kind of poems but i read this one and wow, um speechless really.
    You conveyed emotions well......the intensity of sexual enjoyment.
    Lust taking over and giving a overwhelming satisfaction.
    5/5
    laura

  • 15 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    "Finely, you start to get closer to your peak "
    `Did you mean to say finally?

    "You wisher "baby I love you""
    `Whisper.

    Overall, there wasnt anything wrong with this poem other than a few grammatical errors other than that.. good job keeping the imagery throughout the entire poem. Umm, yeah not much else I can really say. This was written to your best ability.

    5/5.

  • 15 years ago

    by XxHiis BooxX

    Wow this poem was deep.
    Looks like you had a fun night that night,
    gurl. I tell you damn you got tantle in with writing poems. 5/5 xD

  • 15 years ago

    by Faithless

    This is one really detailed steamy poem...seems like you have taken explicit poems to an all new heights

    great work
    5/5 from me

  • 15 years ago

    by kate

    Wow, this is a very well told story/poem. I really liked this, I don't really normal read these kinda poems or what not but you did a good job.

    but there was one line that was probably mixed up.

    "I lean over a kiss your neck"
    I think it should've been.
    "I lean over and kissed you neck"

    but other then that, amazing job.

    keep it up.
    keep on writing.
    love always and forever.

  • 15 years ago

    by Cyber Saiyan

    This one caught my eye as I have a very similar poem. Anyway ...

    First stanza:

    "My body is still humming from the touch or hands."

    ** I think you mean THE TOUCH OF HANDS maybe? I am not sure
    ** I would avoid using the word STILL this early in a poem. It makes me feel like I already missed something.

    Second stanza:

    I beleive that "I lean over a kiss your neck" should be "I lean over AND kiss your neck." Likewise, I think that "I know that you want me to" should be "I know that you want me too!"

    I am not sure that I like the phrase "hardening d ick (sorry, I had to seperate the letters so the site would let me use that word)". Everyone has their own form of writing, but this is such a blunt phrase, it seems somewhat offensive. I would suggest (and this is just my personal opinion) replacing it was something more tasteful; like SHAFT or ROD.

    Third stanza:

    When I read the first line: "You try to focus on the road a head", I thought it would be cool to follow with a line about road head; maybe something like "You try to focus on the road a head; but I am more focused on road head". Itâ??s kind of a funny line to relax readers a little.

    I like this line too: "I sit on your lap and guide your hands over my body". It painted a good image in my head.

    Fourth stanza:

    I enjoyed the word FUMBLE in the fifth line. It shows that you are eager to do something, but cant quite get it done. Good imagery again.

    Fifth stanza:

    I really enjoyed this entire stanza. It was focused on one point, but you really described it well.

    Sixth stanza:

    In the line "And the power is almost overwhelming.", you may mention Whoâ??s power is overwhelming, yours or his.

    Seventh stanza:

    Everything is great so far, but this line was a little out of place: "I guide your head in and slowly let you slid inâ?? I am not fond of the HEAD IN / SLID IN part, it sounds awkward. First off, SLID should be SLIDE as it is present tense. I would maybe try rewording it to something like this: "MY PLEASURE BUILDS AS I GUIDE YOUR AIM; I ENJOY EVERY INCH AS YOU ENTER MY BODY (or maybe you could revert to AS YOU SLIDE IN."

    Ninth stanza:

    "The windows are fogging and the car is shacking". Great imagery again, but SHACKING should be SHAKING and "The intensity climes" should be "The intensity climbs".

    ** Overall, everything was great. The imagery was good and the flow was great. It read more like a short story, but I like how and where you separated the lines. A few proof-reading errors, but nothing that cant be fixed. I am not sure if I like the "first time together" part though. It doesnâ??t really portray a romantic setting for a first time, and most readers would expect a better setting for this type of experience.

    ** I will give it a 4.5 / 5, but voted 5/5. I really did enjoy reading it.