06-21-2012, 11:39 PM
(06-21-2012, 05:42 AM)addy Wrote: Great read. The entire time there was this uneasy undercurrent (perfect for an uneasy subject matter), then bam! Those last two lines were just sublime.Thanks addy,
I guess that part of the uneasiness is felt by me ,too. I keep coming back to this one as I am troubled by it......both by it's contentand by it's style. I had never considered that those two demons could actually become virtuous

Best,
Tectak
(06-21-2012, 05:13 PM)billy Wrote: my first thought upon reading the title was to try and remember the tune to afternoon delightAh you old flatterer, you.
but the poem. ...it was a wowzer. i wouldn't change a thing, the end rhymes are great but not as so as the content. the word flow you have going on is almost addictive. the consonance and assonance are excellent
i don't know how others would or do see this but it's one of the best pieces i've read in a long time. oh, and it's almost sonnet-like to boot. kudos
thanks for the read.
Seriously though, billy, I had grave (
)reservations about this one but I am now going to stop whipping myself. Funny how praise is worthy, but disdain is
dismissed as irrelevant.....well,for some.Best,
Tectak


