
Harmony
Love it!
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) , "grinding in ecstasy", "ferocious protuberances"....whew...to name a few....
Bold, yet discreet....as I said, excellent.
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Congratulations on being able to put exactly what you see in your mind into words on the page. Though you may have a point about it being a bit long. God I love puns.
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My lasting impressions: I feel like I am reading someone's personal journal entry and so I don't want to critique it like I would if someone were presenting to me a poem for publication. It has a boudoir-like voyeurism to it. Not porn, but sexually intense, and ultimately does not leave me wanting to read more. There are parts that can stand out on their own as vignettes, otherwise it tends to dribble down the page like saliva after a good love making.
The little pet peeve that irks me about it: You spelled "breathe" as "breath" -- something a lot of people tend to do without realizing it. Honest mistake, but irritating! So the following sentence should be: You see, it’s impossible for me to lay my mouth upon the terrain of your heart and suck, suck, suck, coveting the life it has for me, without, as I BREATHE to live...
What keeps me from calling it a masterpiece: It's too personal, it's something you have attached closely to your heart, and so I'm reluctant to give you a full critique at the risk of hurting your heart.
My psychic impression: this is a relationship, the one between "he said, she said", that is not meant to last and could possibly be a dangerous association. The two people here are masterbating, not communicating. Like a delicate piece of fruit, it will whether away.
My favorite line: "After all.... the Tin Man had Dorothy who unwittingly wandered into the forest. His heart began to beat." I think you got something significant there.
Forgive me if I seem aloof. I used to work as an editor for a literary magazine. It's rare for me to find something I can truly say is remarkable, something that stands out from the rest of what is being written out there. All I have left to say is keep writing to find yourself and you will stumble upon a truth no one else may see.
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