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Viewing comments for Chapter 3 "Seven Shades of Inspiration"A collection of crowns of sonnets
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Comment from Nelks
Very cleverly done, I would need to read the poem more to understand each and every nuance, it is a long poem. I will do this, but for this review, I found it easy to read, the rhyming was solid the phraseology clever and crisp, the tempo of the poem was medium and suited to the profundity of the poem, and whilst I don't completely understand the total message, I get the gist of it, and will endeavour to look to it more deeply later.
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Very cleverly done, I would need to read the poem more to understand each and every nuance, it is a long poem. I will do this, but for this review, I found it easy to read, the rhyming was solid the phraseology clever and crisp, the tempo of the poem was medium and suited to the profundity of the poem, and whilst I don't completely understand the total message, I get the gist of it, and will endeavour to look to it more deeply later.
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thank you, Nelks. I'm thrilled you enjoyed the read, and that you're interested enough to have a more thorough read. This was a fascinating piece to write, and the response has been mostly fantastic :-)
Mike
Comment from Kathy58
Thsi si most definitley a very interesting piece you have created here. Your very strong and quite descriptive words send out a very clear and yet vivid image for this reader. Very well done indeed, thanks for sharing, Kathy58
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thsi si most definitley a very interesting piece you have created here. Your very strong and quite descriptive words send out a very clear and yet vivid image for this reader. Very well done indeed, thanks for sharing, Kathy58
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thank you, Kathy :-). I'm so glad you enjoyed reading my piece!
Mike
Comment from Jewell McChesney
Magnificent!!!!
A sure win. This will prove to be a fantastic contest and interesting to follow.
Your vocabulary is off the charts. I feel any words used in this review will not measure up to the poem. :)
I have a new crush, I'm afraid. I am attracted to large nostrils. Lol ;)
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Magnificent!!!!
A sure win. This will prove to be a fantastic contest and interesting to follow.
Your vocabulary is off the charts. I feel any words used in this review will not measure up to the poem. :)
I have a new crush, I'm afraid. I am attracted to large nostrils. Lol ;)
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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lol, thank you :-). I don't think I'm going to win - not by a mile - but I've had some of my favourite ever reviews for this poem (including a bad one that initially upset me, but then I decided it just makes the rest of them all the sweeter!). I was excited by the opportunity to air some of my favourite words :-)
Mike
PS: My nostrils thank you, but they are blushing!
Comment from Keronica
This is an amazing piece of poetry! Very well done! I love the title and the artwork you chose to accompany this brilliant entry!
Thanks for sharing!
~Keronica
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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This is an amazing piece of poetry! Very well done! I love the title and the artwork you chose to accompany this brilliant entry!
Thanks for sharing!
~Keronica
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thank you, Keronica :-). I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Mike
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You're welcome! :)
Comment from Connie P
A feast indeed for the voracious lover of words. Well done.
My favorite:
A humorous approach can grant insight
by poking at the sanity of life
until unravelled laughter shines a light
and threads the darn repairing undue strife
A simplistic philosophy I live by!
Connie
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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A feast indeed for the voracious lover of words. Well done.
My favorite:
A humorous approach can grant insight
by poking at the sanity of life
until unravelled laughter shines a light
and threads the darn repairing undue strife
A simplistic philosophy I live by!
Connie
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thank you, Connie :-). I'm glad you agree with the sentiments, and doubly glad that you enjoyed my poem.
Mike
Comment from kiwigirl2821
Holy Smokers Mike! Yeah ok you made me get my dictionary out a couple of times but, wowzers I picked up a couple of beauties. If this sucker doesn't win this contest nothing will! Fabulous write my friend. Shoot now where did my dictionary go again? lol xoxo Kiwi
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Holy Smokers Mike! Yeah ok you made me get my dictionary out a couple of times but, wowzers I picked up a couple of beauties. If this sucker doesn't win this contest nothing will! Fabulous write my friend. Shoot now where did my dictionary go again? lol xoxo Kiwi
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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lol, thanks, Kiwi :-). I'm glad you share my view of discovering new words, rather than that of a few naysayers. I had a whale of a time putting this one together!
Mike
Comment from Kentucky Sweet Pea
Great write, Fleedle. Love your author's notes, which I was dying to see if you'd put in your notes and I like the off-beat rhyme.
Don't take this the wrong way, but you remind me of Easy, in this one.
Pen
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Great write, Fleedle. Love your author's notes, which I was dying to see if you'd put in your notes and I like the off-beat rhyme.
Don't take this the wrong way, but you remind me of Easy, in this one.
Pen
Comment Written 25-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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There's no wrong way to take that, my friend - it's a grand compliment. Thanks so much :-)
Mike
Comment from Jana Gifford
Good job using, like, all the words in the dictionary! I loved how this hit me. As a writer, I do like to pursue the rare words in our English language.
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Good job using, like, all the words in the dictionary! I loved how this hit me. As a writer, I do like to pursue the rare words in our English language.
Comment Written 24-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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A fellow adventurer! Many thanks for this fantastic review, Jana. This was a great opportunity for me to break out some of the less common words I've been itching to use! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the read so much :-)
Mike
Comment from Storyinapoem
Wow! Your vocabulary use is oustanding. Your poem is well-written.
Admire the big vocabs but it isn't always necessary to write a great piece.
All-in-all, a really excellent piece.
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Wow! Your vocabulary use is oustanding. Your poem is well-written.
Admire the big vocabs but it isn't always necessary to write a great piece.
All-in-all, a really excellent piece.
Comment Written 24-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thank you so much for this wonderful review :-). I agree totally - amazing poetry can be composed of entirely monosyllabic words, and can be extremely simple. It's all about saying it RIGHT.
Of course, it's also fun to use unusual words at times, and a contest like this was the perfect excuse for me!
Mike
Comment from Terry wrote
I am in awe of this poem, and of this writer. I have to wonder, was it written in one sitting? Did he generate this as a whole, or piece it together like a quilt, only realizing the beauty of the sequence when he wrote the final couplet? Truly, in awe.
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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I am in awe of this poem, and of this writer. I have to wonder, was it written in one sitting? Did he generate this as a whole, or piece it together like a quilt, only realizing the beauty of the sequence when he wrote the final couplet? Truly, in awe.
Comment Written 24-Feb-2011
reply by the author on 25-Feb-2011
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Thank you, Terry - what an awesome review :-). I wrote the first few lines in my notebook in the morning at work because I had them solid in my mind. I then spent a loo break mapping out what I wanted to cover in each sonnet, and wrote the rest of it during my lunch hour. It then got a couple of tweaks when I typed it up for submission to Fanstory.
Definitely one of those fevered writes!
Thanks again.
Mike