Every time I read one of your poems, i'm always at a lost for words at the end of them. I don't know how you do it but I LOVED it ;) I loved the imagery, just basically every last word in it. They all fit so perfectly. As usual, it has been a pleasure to read your work and my mark has been left. I can go now. Until next time ;)
I love the visualization here. This not only gives life to the verse, but a feminine and picturesque illustration in just one line. The follow up is perfect.
I love the vampire essence and the sense of illusion in this work...
"Unmortals
Unhonest
Untestimonious"
What a feeling most have felt in love, but it still draws us in like a vampire to the taste of blood. Keep it up!
Sorry I don't believe in the Judaeo-Christian God. All your stuff is copyrighted by writerscafe.org. But you keep on writing. I use various sites to publish my writings. http://storyenet.com, and http:.//storywrite.com
I quite like this piece, it has a nice rhythm and flow to it; however, the things that didn't work for me personally were the first and last lines, I thought they didn't quite fit in well enough with the rest of the story. But I'm sure with a quick rewrite that won't be the case, and this is all advice anyway, so if you feel it aids your poetry then you don't have to listen to me!
I liked the juxtaposition of the references. Really illustrates a kind of bad-for-me-but-feels-good vibe. Kinda thought the last part was a little random, but everything else was pretty cool.
I really liked these lines: "Thine Oedipus eyes. Seduced the Exodus plight." I loved the use of Oedipus as something forbidden, but then there's a kind of freedom to it with reference to the "Exodus plight." I'm not sure how to understand that part.