Comments : Evanescent.

  • 13 years ago

    by Innocent Fairy

    Wow amazing,beautiful wonderful lovely and greatly worded and written I love love loved it a fantastic magnificent job a very delightful read :) 5/5 all of it was my favorite and vivid :)

  • 13 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    Clustered in the corner of rusty window panes
    was a butterfly.

    ^I feel this could be a stronger beginning if you used the 'show' method of writing instead of 'telling' I think you could really make this a lot more creative. I can imagine this sight quite well, however, not til I've read the entire poem. Perhaps the cobwebs look like a translucent curtain or something, maybe they are hanging like a wind chime or something beautiful above this butterfly. You could connect the sound a wind chime makes to how a butterfly flees yet is always treasured, and then to how it is a symbol of love. I do feel 'cobwebs' at the end should hold a bit more beauty, unless I'm skipping over a very important message in your poem.

    This poem was lovely, just questioned a few things. It read like a little story yet was still poetic in a sense. Title connects perfectly! Great usage of alliteration also throughout.

    So happy to see you writing again. (:

    fascinated by the majestic charm,
    she tip-toed to catch a closer
    Look! it fluttered away...

  • 13 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    Woops! To continue on another thought of the lines that were at the bottom of my above post..

    I thought it was clever how you used the exclamation point, as if the sentence could be read two ways instead of one. Never seen that done before, it's quite different.

  • 13 years ago

    by Decayed

    'to catch a closer
    Look!'

    ^ I love the play here.

    And the res was amazingly written with those powerful, mind-provoking images.

  • 12 years ago

    by John Dlyan Boone BABY

    Love the way it was worded awesomeness