Comments : Hunting to be Hunted [a war by instinct]

  • 14 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    Ow the metaphor was amazing here.. & you managed to carry it throughout the whole poem which was amazing to see. I loved the theme of this poem, it's true how love can transform someone you hate into a friend, or even vise versa too. The effort put into this poem shines, I loved it.

  • 14 years ago

    by Lonely Rider

    I always admire your style of writing... powerful and hard hitting... the word choice and the way you place them at the perfect places... simple amazing...

    Leaving me with no more then a survival kit
    -an hourglass to shift time.
    ^^was totally bowled by these lines... brilliantly penned ...

  • 14 years ago

    by Cindy

    Congrats on your win :) Excellent piece wonderful word choices and imagery.
    Take care
    Cindy

  • 14 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    Very well deserved win :]
    Awesome Mel.

  • 14 years ago

    by Nee

    Dudette, this is brilliant. It took me some time to focus on it though because I was trying hard on the hidden meanings behind your metaphors.

    "he impersonates the sunset upon my lips.

    An elixir of evanescent fireflies;
    caged by rings of fire."
    ^
    I would really really like to thank you for such an amazing opening. I was totally drawn in within no less than 10 seconds of time :D love the image!

    "He is no more than a Nemeses to my heart,
    Evocative enough to illuminate
    comets upon my path..."
    ^
    I think this is my favorite stanza in the whole poem. You misspelled the Goddess's name "Nemesis", I only knew when I had to google the name lol. Very well done on this stanza sweetie, it's simple addictive!

    I can truly see you in this poem with-of course- the use of metaphors, but above all, with the use of symbolization in animals.
    It could not be more amazing :)

    Shine on!
    ~Hugs~

  • 14 years ago

    by Nee

    *more not less
    and *simply.
    Sorry lol :D

  • 14 years ago

    by Siglawoo

    It really deserved a win.
    i like such poems which boosts my imagination..

    loved it...... and congrats on the win ..

  • 14 years ago

    by Talie

    "and I a rabbit slumbered
    oblivious 'neath his paw."
    Omg, that was amazing. Definitely gave a beautiful mental image of innocence, I think. =]
    Awesome poem!