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Cheers my great buddy, Dean;
-absolutely and truly inventive and ingeniously creative and and also at the poem gives the reader that incentive to think outside of the box.
-Your poem read smoothly throughout the writing is the enjambment's fluidity was due to the rhythm and rhyming of your poem and that there were no Incidences of any interruptions in the syntax and grammar of youra poem.
-Each rhyming word was, for the most part, was Adding to the fluidity of your writing And very contingently supportive and appropriate for each and every line of your poem.
-There is one line that I think needs to be adjusted as a kind hangs out like a hangnail or a fever blister on the tongue. I know, ouch! Or I'm trying to say this line I have tried to rearrange but to no avail and it is the line as such: "Valentine's Day asked as chocolate dripped down her chin." The best that I could come up with it was "Valentine's Day mentioned that we should be akin." Meaning that we should be more like than apart Or different. I don't know tell me what you think?
I just feel it's out of context with the enjambment of the rest of the poem.
-The pictures And the music outstandingly chosen to give support to the appropriateness of the conceptual theme of the writing.
-It's ingeniously creative to personalize all the holidays as it works really well and you giving a cameo to Stephen King was great. Chuckle!
-I really enjoyed reading this, Dean, As you always great and exceptional in your created styles of the macabre as this one is even humorous and completely fun.
-I hope you have a great Halloween also, my dear friend and thanks for sharing and take care and have a good one and especially good luck in the contest.
Alex
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Comment Written 02-Oct-2017 |
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