Comments : Smoke

  • 11 years ago

    by L

    It's a bit difficult to comment on this poem but what I like is that this piece didn't go to explicit, yet one can still know what this piece is about.

  • 11 years ago

    by Blood of a Lion

    My breathing is steady,
    calm but always ready.
    Smoke leaving my mouth and nose
    giving you and idea of the fire
    that burns within me
    ^^^^

    I like this line, I never thought of your breathe being visible by the cold could be rendered as a fire inside.

    Good job 5/5

  • 11 years ago

    by Hannah Lizette

    First stanza: Nice imagery for such few words. Clouds are moving in the same pace as the traffic.

    Second: It's cold and people outside on the sidewalks are rushing to get to their destinations for some kind of warmth... yet you aren't in any hurry because of surge of lust in your body at the moment. Kind of reminds me of a couple getting hot and heavy in a back alley somewhere at the spur of a moment, haha.

    Third: I love this stanza! How usually when you are able to see your breath outside, you are freezing... yet you are saying it's the fire inside of you, a passion waiting to escape. Lovelovelove!

    Ending: I agree with Luce that I'm glad it didn't really go explicit... your word choice made us know exactly what was happening without it being too naughty.

    Very nice write, Thomas! :)

  • 11 years ago

    by Maple Tree

    Oh mercy.... what a sensual poem this is!!

    To me this piece makes me see a man.. standing on a corner.. smoking a cigarette... and his gaze for a woman is so strong, that just in the look itself.. makes her quiver in a sensual way... this is my take on this piece and I LOVE IT...

  • 11 years ago

    by Dagmar Wilson

    Wow, Thomas, I love it

  • 11 years ago

    by Meme

    I loved how you described the surroundings in details it aided in delivering the picture you wanted the reader to see. Although the outside was freezing and cold still you were burning with fire from the inside. The contrasting here made the poem so powerful.

    Great piece T :)

  • 11 years ago

    by Taylor Reagan

    I Love This Poem Its Very Deep And Sort Of Sexy LOL