Sunday, November 18, 2012

Turning Off The Flame Comments

Rating: 5.0

I left you simmering, surface Undulation
Mustn't boil over, refrain
A 'burn in hell' type revelation
My conscience turned off the flame
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Stevie Taite
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Tiger Lily Love 10 December 2012

I LOVED this! The general feeling portrayed: heartache. I feeling I know well. You did and outstanding job at capturing that in this poem in a very raw way. And in harmony Thomas the heart wants what he heart wants....even what is worst for it'

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Valsa George 03 December 2012

Wonderful expressions! Great comparison! Leaves the heart aching, throbbing and torn! !

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Valerie Dohren 21 November 2012

Great analogy Stevie. Very clever write.

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Aria Siren 20 November 2012

Oooooh this has left me pondering and prosing. I love well thought out wording and the rawness to it. I would tell you my favourite part but I wouldn't know what to choose-the whole thing is amazing. It's reflective, wise and painful all at once-as memories often are.

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Kelly Seale 19 November 2012

Stevie, Just read this... And I love it of course... it's inner-meaning, has my head all abuzz... -a momentery lasp in judgment? -a regrettable indiscretion perhaps... no matter, Loving your metaphoric revelations! Great Ink Stevie! ; -) -Kelly.

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Alla Simone 19 November 2012

Second stanza is amazing. Raw emotion and truth expressed eloquently throughout though (barely amalgamated, strangulated) . Also love the metaphor of an uneaten meal. It's universally appealing/understood. Going on my favorites list.

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Asif Andalib 18 November 2012

Awesome. Beautiful expression, nice flow and rhyme

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Stevie Taite

Stevie Taite

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