Front Door/Concrete Steps - Comments

  • this one was an interesting read. I had pondered and come to the same conclusion at one time or another. I love the way you are able to use your words so carefully and worded so eloquently that you don't need to write a lot to get the meaning of your words expressed in your writing. i honestly wished I had your talent for writing so simply and yet that doesn't deferr to the concepts you talk about and how they are certainly more complicated than the simple format they are written in. I love the imagery I get from this poem. It really shows alot and in just a few lines you've placed the human race into a whole new light it seems, one of whcih i agree with time and again. I honestly really enjoy your writing and I truly can't say that enough as well as to keep writing. I truly enjoy your work.
    February 7th, 2012 at 08:06am
  • This almost reads like a short story. You learn so much about these two people - the speaker and other person - in such a short amount of time. I love how much you can express with only a few words. Very good.
    August 28th, 2011 at 02:26am
  • Very well done! ♥
    June 13th, 2011 at 01:21pm
  • I thought this was fantastic, but I fell that it could be cleaned a LITTTTLLLLLEEE bit. First off, you spelled smiled wrong. It isn't a big thing, but spelling does make a difference. ^.^ Also When you are talking about the little friend asking for candy, I would suggest "asking for candy" instead of "ask for candy". It flows better and sort of completes that stanza more. Other than that, I thought it was wonderfully done!
    June 12th, 2011 at 03:14am
  • wonderful. thoughtful. definitely what i'd expect from what i've known of you.
    you see so much in ordinary things and portray these wonders so well to us. i dont think i have ever met someone who could successfully write about the little thought on history of front porches. i really respect your writing style and i really love reading your work.
    June 8th, 2011 at 05:31am
  • this is diffrint but works relly well! good job x
    June 2nd, 2011 at 11:36pm
  • i love it!!!!
    May 26th, 2011 at 04:54am
  • I really like this and I don't usually like non-rhyming poems. You opened the poem wonderfully. I love the second stanza, but *smiles.
    The Muddy parts are amazing, great job. I especially love the last few lines.
    Any criticism I guess would be... grammar. Which really doesn't detract at all to the poem.
    Love it♥
    May 26th, 2011 at 01:09am
  • Wonderfully written. I really like how this flows and the descriptions you used in it. It feels like it has a deeper meaning though at first(to me at least) it appears as something simpler.
    May 26th, 2011 at 12:32am
  • Beautifully worded and the sentences structured wonderfully.

    It reminded of an intro to a story, which I loved and it had a great sense of mystery.

    It was orginal and I absolutely think there should be more poems like this.
    May 25th, 2011 at 11:44pm
  • i really enjoy this poem! it's so different (in a good way of coarse!) i just loved your word choice and the way you made it all flow! this is a great poem! :)
    May 25th, 2011 at 11:38pm
  • I really liked how this started, how the words were flowign in a certain way and how simple it was only with a more complex kinda meaning, I think. I dunno, I just really liked it.

    Especially the ending! :) It was great! More soon?
    May 25th, 2011 at 11:36pm
  • I really liked this the pauses where set in just the right places. It wasn't really significant through the first read but by the second end I was like this really does give a nice subtle emphasis on the over all of everything.

    I liked this because it also felt like the intro to a story people I wanted to learn more about see and experience more. I think you should write a poetic one shot with this on the title page and leave the story vague yet full of a message it would be a hit. I also liked the alliteration but I think that was unintentional? =]
    May 25th, 2011 at 11:25pm
  • This was interesting, I got some religious feel to it as well as the Halloween season out of it. Kind of like asking a question but like not sure what it is for certain. I love how the stanza's are put together, it makes it seem more well thought out. The wording is beautiful, good work.
    May 25th, 2011 at 11:03pm