| 20 Jun 2003 | Brian Buckley | Loading...You've really done a lot of things right in this short poem. You have a consistent rhyme scheme, a consistent syllable pattern, and even a consistent syllable *stress* pattern (not to mention a clever subject idea) - all very rare in Elfwood poetry! The sole standout is the last line, which unfortunately has one too many syllables; contrasted with how good the rest of it is, it kind of breaks the spell. I'd recommend removing the word 'For' at the beginning, since it's kind of implied anyway. Good work though. D. 'Emera' Chien replies: " Wow, thanks for taking the time to make such a nice comment! I think this is one of my better pieces, and I'm glad you liked it. You're quite right about the last line, though. I was too tired out at the time I wrote this to do any further fiddling. Bleh." | |
| 4 Jul 2003 | Deepo | Loading...*twitch* Wow. *wishes he could write such good spur-of-the-moment poetry like that* Eek. Though it's a bit dodgy- it must hurt, getting your bones sucked out by a wrinkly old harp player, eh? =P Forgive me. I'm turning into a fatal combination of Aussie and Canadian. Right-o. =P Which reminds me of my "foon" poem...how did it go? *reminisces* What about the forgotten foon? / Unknown combo of fork and spoon? / Surely it's might will make you swoon; / Foon, foon, oh foon, oh foon. XD Alright, done being random. *hops off to join Wyvern's Library* D. 'Emera' Chien replies: " ......" | |
| 22 Nov 2003 | D Joelle Duran | Loading...Neat poem! Very well written--I like the picture, too. Now I can't help wondering what a bone harp SOUNDS like... *wanders off, scratching head* D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "Ahmm... bony? XD Actually, I imagine it as sounding more like hammer dulcimer than harp. Sort of sharply resonant." | |
| 9 Dec 2003 | S. 'Jadis' Gyory | Loading...I like this poem. Lots. It's very good. 'Nuff said. ^.^ I bet old prendre-deriere was afraid a POOR harper had stolen his eyebrows. D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "Ew, who would even try?!" | |
| 11 Feb 2004 | Hans Liu | Loading...Ohh that's like..uber! And I mean that in the best possible way! (I don't think there IS a bad form of uber) Really superb, and coming from a guy who just started a Circus Club (as a prank that grew too big =D ) at his school, you know I HAVE to be telling the truth! D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "Circus Club!!! May I join?!" | |
| 13 Feb 2004 | Robyn Petrik | Loading...Oh, that's rad! What a great idea, and the drawing adds so much. I even like the typical 8 line rhyme, you really pulled it off! D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "This WAS for an eight-line poem assignment. I think it's my first ever, actually. Usually I do 12 lines... Mwaha. ^^ Shankyuu!" | |
| 1 Apr 2004 | C. 'Liari' Seidel | Loading...Ooh, nice! Imagery is wonderful here! Have you ever read the Riddle of Stars trilogy? You should. This reminded me of the harper in it. Sweetly succinct, and quite captivating. D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "*blussssh* Deth! Omigosh! I love Deth. x_x You just gave me one of the most spifftastic comments ever! Thank you SO much." | |
| 18 Sep 2006 | Dan Shevock | Loading...hehehe. This poem is cute in a morose manner. fun. D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "Thanks - I definitely think it's my most fun poem." | |
| 23 Dec 2006 | Caleb M. Svobodny | Loading...Good poem, very good rythym and whatnot. I like. D. 'Emera' Chien replies: "Thank you! Yes, my older poems tend to have a strong emphasis on rhythm." | |