Sunday, June 12, 2016

The Death Of Paris Comments

Rating: 4.7

Because he coveted beauty
above wisdom or power,
death would be his destiny.
Wisdom may have saved him.
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Barry Middleton
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Nosheen Irfan 17 June 2016

An epic retold in a very short, condensed way. This is quite a feat. Congrats.10

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Barry Middleton 17 June 2016

Thanks Nosheen. I did leave out a lot of detail.

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Annette Aitken 13 June 2016

A great story told with beautiful imaginary as reading along, it unfolds with every word one as important as the other, nicely penned.

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Barry Middleton 13 June 2016

Thank you Annette, I appreciate your kind remark.

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Dimitrios Galanis 13 June 2016

to believe a mortal man, could possess such loveliness, even though he was a prince//=to believe [that] a [mere, common]mortal man /could possess such loveliness, / ignoring that princes are mortals too. {! }

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Barry Middleton 13 June 2016

Thanks for the suggestions. Ill take a second look.

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Dimitrios Galanis 12 June 2016

You moved through my fields once again as few could manage it,dear Barry.The hybris of the mortal to attempt what should not was painted marvellously.

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Barry Middleton 13 June 2016

The story of Paris and Helen is one of the greatest plot lines of all time in my opinion. Here it is greatly condensed.

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Kelly Kurt 12 June 2016

I chose silliness over all three. : -) An apt telling of the tale, Barry. A 10

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Barry Middleton 12 June 2016

I gave up the other three but I am still working on stillness as a fourth alternative but some days I do favor silliness. Thanks for the read, the comment, and the rating.

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