The Tell-Tale Bard
Here I'm trapped, and here I'll remain...107 total reviews
Comment from Writingfundimension
I was a huge fan of Poe in my earlier years. I must say you have captured something of him in this poem, Dean. I think there's a well we all draw from and you, I believe, are drawing from that well. The music was an absolutely eerie touch to this sad, sad poem. Great job! :) Bev
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
I was a huge fan of Poe in my earlier years. I must say you have captured something of him in this poem, Dean. I think there's a well we all draw from and you, I believe, are drawing from that well. The music was an absolutely eerie touch to this sad, sad poem. Great job! :) Bev
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
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You're very welcome, Dean. xx Bev
Comment from Allieas
I very much enjoyed this poem! I wouldn't have had to read the description to know what you were doing and I think that's awesome! Poe is a great muse to have - of that were so. Your diction is great and I love the way the whole thing flows.
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
I very much enjoyed this poem! I wouldn't have had to read the description to know what you were doing and I think that's awesome! Poe is a great muse to have - of that were so. Your diction is great and I love the way the whole thing flows.
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
Comment from Louise Michelle
Hi Dean,
I think you channel old Edgar. From a metaphysical POV, all thought is energy which is constantly alive in the cosmos. So, where do our ideas come from and are they really our own, ponder ponder. Another good one, Dean. I always enjoy reading your spooky stuff.
Hugs,
Lou
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
Hi Dean,
I think you channel old Edgar. From a metaphysical POV, all thought is energy which is constantly alive in the cosmos. So, where do our ideas come from and are they really our own, ponder ponder. Another good one, Dean. I always enjoy reading your spooky stuff.
Hugs,
Lou
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
Comment from CR Delport
I am sure you would have done well in the contest. As always, your poem is very well written and excellently presented. Well done as always.
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
I am sure you would have done well in the contest. As always, your poem is very well written and excellently presented. Well done as always.
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
Comment from James Dooney
Oh yes I do like this ! I find it to be haunting in ways also !!! You have combined everything so well here in this little ditty ! well done !
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
Oh yes I do like this ! I find it to be haunting in ways also !!! You have combined everything so well here in this little ditty ! well done !
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
Comment from OLA THOMAS
I salute the muse in you, I salute the quill with which was scribbled and the daunting dim candle that provided the low light when this poem was being penned (or is it quilled?). The mono-rhyme scheme is a delight. I love the surprise addition of the music. Great poetic art.
ola thomas
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
I salute the muse in you, I salute the quill with which was scribbled and the daunting dim candle that provided the low light when this poem was being penned (or is it quilled?). The mono-rhyme scheme is a delight. I love the surprise addition of the music. Great poetic art.
ola thomas
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks for the exceptional rating and thoughtful review, my friend. I am truly glad that you enjoyed the poem :}
Comment from padumachitta
Hell Dean, my dear wonderful madman(in the most warm hearted way). The music was a good surprise The words, well the poem, so fun and so well....am i ever glad i do not share your dreams...whatever is in your cupboards, what ever family pets your have are no doubt black and having telling eyes...
may your muse at least not have Hitchcok over for dinner, for I fear for your pot roast.
I hope you appointment was ok...you know how I feel about Cardiologists, they are the mad scientists with high pitched giggles and ready blades...or perhaps the male wirch in Princess Bride...
I digress...
ah well...the six say it more clearly than i am able to ...
padumachitta
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
Hell Dean, my dear wonderful madman(in the most warm hearted way). The music was a good surprise The words, well the poem, so fun and so well....am i ever glad i do not share your dreams...whatever is in your cupboards, what ever family pets your have are no doubt black and having telling eyes...
may your muse at least not have Hitchcok over for dinner, for I fear for your pot roast.
I hope you appointment was ok...you know how I feel about Cardiologists, they are the mad scientists with high pitched giggles and ready blades...or perhaps the male wirch in Princess Bride...
I digress...
ah well...the six say it more clearly than i am able to ...
padumachitta
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks for the exceptional rating and thoughtful review, my friend. I am truly glad that you enjoyed the poem :}
Comment from Bryan G
Great poem. I love how the story develops into a tale of a creature dark and mysterious changing into a demon like bard. I have never thought of my Muse as a person with a name. I will have to think of who my Muse might be,
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
Great poem. I love how the story develops into a tale of a creature dark and mysterious changing into a demon like bard. I have never thought of my Muse as a person with a name. I will have to think of who my Muse might be,
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
Comment from Kenneth Schaal
The photo looks more like a malevolent TS Elliot. A graphic and gruesome description of suffering brought to bear on one's self due to adulation of the long tormented Edgar Allen. I had no idea, till now, anyone could use The 'O' rhyme so frequently, so long, with such effectiveness. Kenny
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
The photo looks more like a malevolent TS Elliot. A graphic and gruesome description of suffering brought to bear on one's self due to adulation of the long tormented Edgar Allen. I had no idea, till now, anyone could use The 'O' rhyme so frequently, so long, with such effectiveness. Kenny
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Thanks. I'm so glad that you enjoyed reading it. I appreciate the review sincerely. :]
Comment from lindalcreel
I think what I love most about your poetry, besides the darkness of it, is the way you write. To me it's purple prose, but for poems, not novels. It is a great gift you have. Thanks so much for sharing.
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
I think what I love most about your poetry, besides the darkness of it, is the way you write. To me it's purple prose, but for poems, not novels. It is a great gift you have. Thanks so much for sharing.
Comment Written 10-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2014
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Aw, you're so kind. I sincerely appreciate the six stars and very thoughtful review. Thanks so much!
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My pleasure:)