great allusions, anything with Cassandra in it has me gushing - a fan of the ancient poems -
here's a great line i liked: "a rage so deep I am rooted" - - there are others, but that one stood out for some reason.
why the shifting sex of the pronouns, i understand there may be different voices/speakers but it would help if that were clarified a bit --
thanks for sharing this, keep writing and i'll keep reading
g.
Oh you write about betrayal so well. I really see how each stanza here describes emotion and the stages that the narrator goes through. It's quite lovely in how complete it is.
i have to honestly say that it took me a while to develop the idea of this poem...it was good, although the rhyme scheme was a bit weak (then again, poetry doesn't need to rhyme). overall, i think it was nice...i just had to read it a couple of times b4 i actually "got it" you know?
Strong, powerful imagery and emotion - easy for me to relate to considering recent events in my own life.
Very eloquent way of expressing the situation and the moment and to promote the healing process. Glad I read this and thank you for writing it! TD :)
great allusions, anything with Cassandra in it has me gushing - a fan of the ancient poems -
here's a great line i liked: "a rage so deep I am rooted" - - there are others, but that one stood out for some reason.
why the shifting sex of the pronouns, i understand there may be different voices/speakers but it would help if that were clarified a bit --
thanks for sharing this, keep writing and i'll keep reading
g.
I like this. The dark aspect adds to it and brings across the subject very good. This kind of reminds me of something that might pop up in The Black Jewels Trilogy by Anne Bishop. *shrug* That's just what it made me think of. Great work! ^_^