Comments : Obsession

  • 15 years ago

    by Nee

    I truly love this piece, Nonzi
    You've perfectly expressed it all in the last part.
    "pride over fear -"
    Loved this too !

    Welcome back sweetie.
    Write on

  • 15 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    "It was an explosion
    of agitating nerves,"
    `The word usage here is amazing and powerful.. what a great job of describing nerves and how they built up and it just seemed like they exploded..

    "and the ink will vaporize into thin paper"
    `Another word that was used perfectly.. vaporize.. really nice job with that.

    "for the sake of sanity,"
    `Good job on the alliteration, repetition of the s :]

    A really geat write.. interesting too.
    This poem blew me away, everything
    was unique in its own way.. your format was unusual but was really fun to read a poem with an original format.

    One thing I could suggest though is taking out any hyphens (-) you have in your poem, they slow the flow down and sometimes take the flow for a spin, and it makes the poem weaker.

    Well done!

    5/5.
    Temps [beyond a poets mind]

  • 15 years ago

    by Kurt

    "a coward disguised in dignity"

    Much deeper than it first appears. This poem flows flawlessly. As I read it, I didn't hesitate or falter. I felt the hyphens increased the smooth flow rather than detracting from the poem (in my personal opinion). Anyway, I just had to comment on the quality of this write. 5/5.

  • 15 years ago

    by Sweet As Sugar

    Nice one ;)

  • 15 years ago

    by Lu

    The memories will change
    for the sake of sanity,
    and the ink will vaporize into thin paper
    for someone who will always
    prefer my words
    over ME.

    ^^^
    Loved this ending ... especially the line
    " and the ink will vaporize into thin paper "

    Congrats on your front page win !!!!

    Luanne

  • 15 years ago

    by Nee

    Congrats on the win sweetie =)
    You deserve it !
    <3

  • 15 years ago

    by Cindy

    Congrats on the weekly win :)
    Take Care
    Cindy

  • 15 years ago

    by Minkus

    From what I gather of the poem's meaning, it's somewhat ironic that this was chosen for a contest win, especially due to the middle stanza. Not to say it didn't deserve it.

    The lack of capitalization in the final two stanzas was an interesting way to build a contrast to the final word. That's some artistic vision right there. Great job. 5/5.