Interesting poem. I gather that this is about Alan Harkison, the main protagonist of Epic Grim. This piece certainly makes him seem like a...morbidly appealing fellow to know. Although I doubt anyone would want to spend a great deal of time in his presence, as based on this description, Hell follows on his heels wherever it is he goes.
The bolded letters you use to spell out his name with each line is a nice touch. I don't recall the type of poem that is but I do recall a similar one. No doubt you know of Edgar Allen Poe. Check out his poem "The Valentine" if you haven't before now. Though it's sort of a love poem, what he hides within its lines and the way he does is clever.
I have done several poems in that style, Acrostic. In them, a message is hidden by way of certain letters in each line, similar to what you have done here. Check it out, then challenge yourself to do something similar.
-Caradoc
Posted 12 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
I am not really big on poems, but i am big on books. I usually put a mini poem on the books i make. .. read moreI am not really big on poems, but i am big on books. I usually put a mini poem on the books i make. And yes no one would really want to meet Alan personally but you can tell me what you think about the book by the way. And thanks again ;)
A prised look at those devils that haunt us, well done, good read.
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
thanks thomas but the real story begins at the book, not in here if you are interested. its really b.. read morethanks thomas but the real story begins at the book, not in here if you are interested. its really based on one character of one lf my books.
Interesting poem. I gather that this is about Alan Harkison, the main protagonist of Epic Grim. This piece certainly makes him seem like a...morbidly appealing fellow to know. Although I doubt anyone would want to spend a great deal of time in his presence, as based on this description, Hell follows on his heels wherever it is he goes.
The bolded letters you use to spell out his name with each line is a nice touch. I don't recall the type of poem that is but I do recall a similar one. No doubt you know of Edgar Allen Poe. Check out his poem "The Valentine" if you haven't before now. Though it's sort of a love poem, what he hides within its lines and the way he does is clever.
I have done several poems in that style, Acrostic. In them, a message is hidden by way of certain letters in each line, similar to what you have done here. Check it out, then challenge yourself to do something similar.
-Caradoc
Posted 12 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
I am not really big on poems, but i am big on books. I usually put a mini poem on the books i make. .. read moreI am not really big on poems, but i am big on books. I usually put a mini poem on the books i make. And yes no one would really want to meet Alan personally but you can tell me what you think about the book by the way. And thanks again ;)
Hey people of Writer's cafe, what's up? You may call me Xerclipse and its about a year since I had this. I am 18 years old and I am at Mass Art right now!
I write books with a lot of action and vio.. more..