All Comments on 'Romeo + Juliet'

by Lauren Hynde

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WickedEveWickedEveover 19 years ago
very smartly written

Definitely the kind of poem to read more than once. I had many interesting images with this one.

AngelineAngelineover 19 years ago
Where's the sex?

I just thought I'd ask on Katie's behalf. :D

Well anyway I gave it a five because--in keeping with the spirit of your poem--it's bloody brilliant. xxxxoooo

Oh and I love this:

They were the ones pasting colour across spirals of skin

with the serenity of time, enveloped in words, in worlds.

It's very prosey but poetic in the best sense. I think your poetry is evolving this way, and it's really good.

AngelineAngelineover 19 years ago
One more thing

the last two lines cracked me up, you sly thing you. ;)

tungtied2utungtied2uover 19 years ago
As is often the case

your poetry leaves me reeling with sharp images but hazy understanding. Hopefully I'll be able to pierce the fog one day and enjoy the fullness of your meaning. You are a mistress of intrigue.

Maria2394Maria2394over 19 years ago
delicately

you pulled me into this place, this time, a beautiful voyage, through words, into your spectacular mind :)

~ liquified tin...~

I love the way that ( phrase) felt on my tongue, the whole poem, in fact, lovely work Lauren

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
What a beauty!

So many lovely lines. I particularly like -

"They were the ones pasting colour across spirals of skin

with the serenity of time, enveloped in words, in worlds.

They were the ones collecting coins of numerous

hues and countries, selling their bodies to extinction."

Should get ten - five has to do, rules say so. :-(

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
Incomprehensible as usual

From a review below:

"your poetry leaves me reeling with sharp images but hazy understanding. Hopefully I'll be able to pierce the fog..."

The poems aren't understood but still praised??????????

Isn't that a little odd? Are people frightened to say it's rubbish?

As a poet, you should know it takes more than a collection of words to make a good poem.

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