| 26 Aug 2005 | Jo E. Whincop | Loading...Ok, I just read your blurb... yeah I know I skipped it... but I love your depiction of immortality and definatly agree with the concept that it would be unpleasing and sort of empty... Plus, the only true way to gain immortality would to make name for yourself, become a legend! and even that has it's disavantages... I mean, imagine how many times people would change your story and the truth of it. Hearo's of fables and myths could of easily been viewed as villians if not for a majority. What if Snow White was really a snotty little twit or Perseus was really some weakling...
Sorry... I'm crapping on... well, like your idea on this one. Sorry again...
~Dhom | |
| 26 Aug 2005 | Jo E. Whincop | Loading...It's beautifully written and captures, you could say the "essence" of immortality.
I agree with the comment before this when they say that the writing just flows and rolls off ur tongue.
You create such immagery... love the oxymorons! (little obsessed actually)
Looking forward to reading more of your stuff.
~Dhom | |