Comments : Hell Hath No Fury...

  • 7 years ago

    by Em

    Another powerful and enthrallingly dark write from you.

    Those last lines speak wonders, great imagery throughout.

    Em

  • 7 years ago

    by Milly Hayward

    Wow, really like the imagery, flow and rhyme of this piece.
    The visual of a man looking through his gun sight still feeling love for her.
    And the memories turning to cyanide. Comparing his heart to a tombstone really reinforces the sombre tone of the poem.
    imagining her pain writhing on the fires of the dungeon of your mind and then going on to turn your bayonet in the fracture of her heart. Keeping that same theme running through. A body bag for a bed, pain and horror frozen like stigmata on your face quite ingenious.

    I think it might have been easier to read if it was split into different stanzas but definitely a dynamic visually well written poem.
    Milly x

    • 7 years ago

      by Louis A Ranero

      I actually wrote this from the woman's perspective. But I may have failed slightly in conveying that. My inspiration was reading about female military snipers. I am glad you enjoyed it, thank you.