Comments by Carmina Gitana

  • "YEEEHAWW, you still write. And you're still stupendous at it. Every time I do my semi-annual login to DP, I hope and hope to see something from you and it's amazing when I do :) This is so beautiful. Your language has become even more stripped-down and evocative than before, I think. The repetitiveness of the last stanza feels like a heartbeat. I've just re-read it like 5 times and I have no plans to stop anytime soon. "
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "You are Still Here" by Stranger
  • "Thank you for still posting once in a while. That third stanza is one of the most perfectly stripped-down poetic truths I've read in a very long time. It's like one of Rodin's hand sculptures, real as flesh but bite-sharp to the touch. Wonderful."
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "Real and Unreal" by Stranger
  • "I came by your page on the off chance you'd been back here in the years since I last visited . . . this was like finding the last piece of chocolate at the bottom of the basket. This was deliciously vicious. Love, love. It's like, I knew all these words before, but when you use them, you paint them into life. "
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "Burn" by purr_verse
  • "You have the rare gift of being able to write poetry. There is no line here that I feel the need to quote. I just find, when I read your works, I fall into them. I can't tell why, but reading your poems just hits the right note every freaking time. Predictably fantastic. This happens with precious few poets I've read. You are marvelous, truly. I look forward to your next work, whenever it might appear. "
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "the distance between the two" by past tense
  • "So goddamn many writes about writing, and so goddamn few are as good as this one. Frantic, frustrating, strangely sensual. The muse is a wicked mistress."
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "8.42" by past tense
  • "Reading this felt like sitting alone in your favorite bar after closing time, and hearing the perfect song coming on . . . loved the first stanza, and the repetition of it. A beautiful diagram of the thinking man's addiction. "
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "tearing down the destructionist" by past tense
  • "You know they got one hell of a band . . . and this is a hell of a poem :) Love the line about "gods shit out broken dreams" - crude, but perfect here. "
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "Midnight's End" by Sean Mc Shane
  • "You got a fast car, I want a ticket to anywhere . . . :) Very cool ride, got me thinking of a modern-day kind of Bonnie and Clyde, crazed and speeding into hyperreal oblivion to the soundtrack of an electric guitar confessing its darkest sins. Nice :) Some of my favorite inspirations come from music."
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "Me, Hendrix, Gloria and You" by Sean Mc Shane
  • "I have to say, I really, REALLY enjoyed this . . . even though the title made Duran Duran play in my head for a second :) All kidding aside, great, great piece of erotic writing, and I appreciate the restraint when it it comes to "naughty" words - makes it so much more subtle and pervasive."
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "Fucking on Film" by Six-Out
  • ". . . maybe I am not supposed to say this, but I've never understood why people like this particular piece so much. But thank you for this, and your other kind comments :)"
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "Cigarette" by Carmina Gitana
  • "This actually moved me . . . in the region where I'm supposed to have a heart. Beautiful poem. Beautiful sentiment. Its subject is, indeed, a lucky woman."
    Posted by Carmina Gitana on "not "beautiful"" by FadedBlues
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