Such an unlikely coupling these two frictional surfaces. You've taken the inroductory quote and turned it into a metaphoric sensation of the most passionate kind an dleaving this reader quite content...sparks and all...I can feel the heat. Awesome write Susan,
Christmas love,
Taylor
Reviewed by Simon Barreiros (Reader)
Reviewed on December 21, 2006
Wonderfully wrought. The images so clear, the rhythm tight. The elements so basic burn so bright. Love it.
Happy Holiday sweetness...
simonb
OOOOOOOOOOOOO... delightful steely glint of the court and spark that glimmers in the lovers' eyes. Wonderful analogy of true compatibility, steel sharpening steel. Love's blade as sharp as a rapier, flying as true as the firey dart. This write, as ever, is as smooth as silk and your words sheathed in glorious poetic lustre. Blessings to you and yours this Christmastime, Susan. LOL K xx
A fine write Belle. Flowed like honey in thought and meter. Love the formatting.
Also love the tension with the elements you chose. Metal wears down the stone - stone sharpens the metal - both can destroy each other - and both are birthed in the same geological womb.
Tantalizing write that uses some sensual materials as symbols for the passionate interchange going on in this wonderful write. Hot as the fire the steel is tempered in.
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Love,
CJ
Christmas love,
Taylor
Happy Holiday sweetness...
simonb
love this one, it dances!
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
pax A
(((HUGS))) and love, and MERRY CHRISTMAS, Karla.
Ron
Well done sis!!
Love Tinka
~Butch
A very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Paul;-)
Beautiful
Michael
Also love the tension with the elements you chose. Metal wears down the stone - stone sharpens the metal - both can destroy each other - and both are birthed in the same geological womb.
Peace to you ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
hugs
Fee