Tuesday, July 5, 2005

Greek Drama Comments

Rating: 4.0

Their bedroom lay in perfect symmetry,
A mythic stage. The double bed was flanked
on each side by a dresser, lamp and closet.
She'd spout her lines from her side, he from his.
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Max Reif
COMMENTS
Cat Lam 28 January 2006

Max I enjoyed reading this piece, well-written with great visual and I wanted to know more about it. Bravo! !

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Linda Preston 19 July 2005

Hi Max - I love that line about the crashed aeroplane - really sums up the devastion caused by rows. Nice one.

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Max Reif 15 July 2005

I rewrote this in iambic pentameter today, July 15. I wonder, if anyone happens by again, what you think?

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Alice Vedral Rivera 15 July 2005

After rereading it, I have to agree with Linda. avr

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Raynette Eitel 15 July 2005

This little 'Greek drama' plays out well. I read through several times and decided I like the switch from third person to first. It gives more drama and the ending...pot roast...brings it back to reality. Raynette

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Linda Hepner 05 July 2005

A short story in itself. I don't mind the switch to the first person. It makes you realize that for every photograph there is another character - the photographer.

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Alice Vedral Rivera 05 July 2005

I like this, but when you switch from third person to first person, it throws it off. Try keeping it in the third person all the way through. avr

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