I'd rather ride the wind......i love the way those words just leap out at me and after reading this i can see why, a truly amazing write Anita, just when i think i'm more than impressed you take that away and leave me speechless and searching for the right words to describe reading something that if i wrote it i'd be over the moon...hope this makes some semblence of sense in a nut shell, its as strong as the light in Gotham city...take care...Mark xx
Oh, Oh, Oh... I felt so excited, wordless to express myself reading this. It's just so damned unique and clever, yet so immediately referenced by fantasy. This is a piece that rolls around in the head but refuses to come together... You've glued it and brought it to its wonderfulness. You are just so impressive, poetically... you transport! katy xox.
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on June 12, 2004
I love this one...and the graphic is an awesome
Bristlecone pine of which I have painted plenty of in
my years as an "artist."
I love the wind. I love what you have done here. Thank you for this offering, Anita. Love and peace to you. Regis
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on June 11, 2004
Poet, when you ride the wind, there is no stopping your remarkable gifts!!! Outstanding poetry!!!…Thank you for everything!!!…Best wishes to you and yours!!!…Keep The Faith.
Hey, hot lips!! We'd better all stand back for fear of being burned, you Mae WestWind, you!! Sizzling, scintillating and one to both stimulate and soothe the senses and sensuality! Seems you're in for a Hurricane, Lady, and Bob Dylan will be getting you to "Lay Lady A" across his Big, Brass Bed! Has there been a Hurricane Anita, by the way... Ask Karla!! WONDERFUL AND HOT, DEAR! Mwah heaps, Kate xx But, no, seriously, this is great stuff and no one can beat the way you humanise abstracts... there must be a correct term for that, like anthropomorphis for animals, but darned if I know what 'tis! Thanks for encouragement on "Lovers' Banquet"... yikes, yes, they're asking me to do it as a Reading at their wedding in August. Perhaps something better might turn up before then!! xx
borne on the wind...is you or is you not a fainting elf breeze, lady A? Nice work!
Reviewed by Fletcher Bailey (Reader)
Reviewed on June 10, 2004
Woooah...verrrrrry sexy...erotic...sensual...and written so expertly...you are indeed a gifted writer...I love this poems depth...so seducing the way it presents itself to the reader dear poet...now me thinks me needs a coooooold shower...Brrrrrr...Fletcher B
I'm speechless!!! This breathtaking write is one of your best!
Such passionate poetry in your superb rhythm and rhyme
is a joy to read, and gets my highest praise!
Standing O!Lady A!;-)
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Bristlecone pine of which I have painted plenty of in
my years as an "artist."
Good show, gal!!!
passionate and wonderfully worded ...
Goodluck...go for a swim!!
Love Tinka
Such passionate poetry in your superb rhythm and rhyme
is a joy to read, and gets my highest praise!
Standing O!Lady A!;-)
Lovely TY
Ch'erie
Georgeous. Reads like a song. "They Call the Wind Mariah." Beautiful rhyme and flow.
Ride on, and Write on, Lady A!