Sunday, November 25, 2007

The Curse Of Mary Shelly Comments

Rating: 5.0

It is a dig to be remembered
Dark thick and wet in reality
The grave difference in texture
Between life and death
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Ted Sheridan
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Navod Dilhara 29 April 2016

The contrast is thoroughly imbued with true feelings.. great!

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Navod Dilhara 29 April 2016

great poem indeed... you have extraordinarily captured the relevant facts...

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Jessica Kissner 02 October 2009

Wonderfully done, I like the feel of this and that you actually placed her book into the poem is wonderful. She would of loved this.

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Ivan Donn Carswell 25 November 2007

The contrast in rich imagery has an almost sensuous feel to it - a powerfully reflective piece. Rgds, Ivan

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Tom J. Mariani 25 November 2007

For those who have only seen the movie version and not read the book, Frankenstein arose not from a bolt of lightning but from the 'dreams and thoughts/Once so alive and filled with vigor' of Mary Shelly. You have used Poe-like macabre images to give her the encore she deserves. I applaude you both. Tom

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