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  • "This packs a multitude of punches...Each one a joy....Brilliant, brilliant work and highly deserving of POTD. Astounding stuff."
    Posted by carlosjackal on "Origami Swansong" by Mathesix
  • "My goodness this is a beautiful scene. I love a good piece with imagery that lingers even after its over. Very nicely done."
    Posted by Twilight on "At the Edge of Winter" by Mathesix
  • "it's been a long absence; so long this almost creeped thru the net unnoticed by 'yours truly'...like Z I simply miss(ed) your participation; briefly made friends with you, then you vanished - bit like Troy AKA Baron Von Dark - and I'm sort of left with the fleeting memories of how encouraged and excited I felt being amongst the participation and involvement with you and others posting here. It's good to see you haven't lost your lustre for poetry; you gave this a wistful, almost transparent feel; the language and form was a bit like something from either a fantasy or Romanticism-ish, with constant interchanging rhythmic presence; sad yet visually stunning...thanks for sharing again Josh. All the best - regards, Col :D "
    Posted by The Zebra Warrior on "At the Edge of Winter" by Mathesix
  • "oh my. when i saw that you posted i couldn't contain myself. i missed your words so much. you are an even more amazing writer than i remembered. wonderful write."
    Posted by dying angel on "At the Edge of Winter" by Mathesix
  • "the image born by this piece to me was of someone standing at a cliff teary eyed with a dying autum forest at their back counting slowly as the wind cut their face with snowflakes..a rock solid work"
    Posted by whisperer on "At the Edge of Winter" by Mathesix
  • "it's interesting that you choose to post after such a lengthy absence; that you 'crop up' to comment my poem a month or so ago...I wonder where you went, quite foten...like a few others here. Your absence leaves a hole. I have to say, the title was a touch pompous :P..hehe, but the poem itself seemed to convey an interesting mixture of the post-Romantic; surrealist, even Italian Futurist - it reminded me of a poem whose name and artist escapes me, about flying through the night and the 'sights' the narrator sees...I enjoyed as ever the imaginative syntax, the unique word choises "atrophied" etc...sometimes, towards the end it felt a little technically obvious: " Facing faint fears played From an echo's collapse -This fallen figure, my faded silhouette- -This broken trigger, my final regret-"...feels a bit like aliterative "overkill" on the f-sounds; that minor criticism aside it was a good poem, sparkled with creative and almost yearning language and I enjoyed it. I won't hold my breath for a renewed interest from you, but hopefully if you post again I'll get another opportunity to see where your poetry has picked up...nice one Josh "
    Posted by The Zebra Warrior on "Transcedental Musings Drowned in Snowflakes" by Mathesix
  • "I must echo what Col said.thankfully I too ate a dictionary for breakfast so the words weren't lost on me...hehe.this is absolutely marvelous!brilliant!"
    Posted by Unknown on "The Moonlight Sonata" by Mathesix
  • " Neat. Was like watching an Alfred Hitchcock on a black and white tv. Very vivid. " Good evening....""
    Posted by Mord on "Black Christmas" by Mathesix
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