Comments by Solace
- "Despairingly wonderous and filled with magnificent lines...I especially adored the "does it hurt to die" stanza, which held its pace as the entire poem did with unmistakeable ease...brilliantly and flawlessly crafted"
Posted by Solace on "The death of a king!" by LordBrosnian
- "Beautifully rendered, I will breathe your air and exhale the same, teetering on those tall-tall branches, singing my little songs to those who dare to hear...magnificent"
Posted by Solace on "Brethren" by LordBrosnian
- "This is beautiful. Not travesties, but truths in the face of travesties are dreams, hope and wished...the poet must write, must speak, must sing - it is a responsibility...I for one am glad you do..."
Posted by Solace on "Dreaming from the window sill" by LordBrosnian
- "A definite well worth Romantic conclusion - not overdone - not smothered by itself, but simply evocative and honestly expressed. Not to mention something dear to my own heart..."
Posted by Solace on "Dreamscape trifecta" by LordBrosnian
- ""Like god's tribunal eye which never winks!" A timeless piece of brilliance, the lovers lost, and only the eye of god to connect them - it becomes his shame...haunts him in his sleep...brilliant"
Posted by Solace on "The eye of god" by LordBrosnian
- "Odysseus suffered the loss and slaughter of almost all he loved, he came to become nothing at all - from that position he theb shone like a star from the darkness and like a star remained - beautiful..."
Posted by Solace on "The Philanthropist" by LordBrosnian
- "This is a fantastic piece, from start to finish unhalting brilliance - it flows rhythmically and solidly without rest, without refrain. I can not agree with the sentiment, but I can admire the poem its force and feeling"
Posted by Solace on "The Philanthropist" by LordBrosnian
- "This has a definite style, an amalgam of pensive rhythm, of wistful style and of nostalgic settings...what bursts from the page is the feeling, is an urging to connect with the piece...and yet it seems a slight limited, a slight unfinished..."
Posted by Solace on "Never Again" by LordBrosnian
- "This is truly a fantastic piece; although i wonder about the last few lines - still you dabble with magnificence and dance with words beautifully"
Posted by Solace on "The poet boy" by LordBrosnian
