All Comments on 'I chased Sara'

by Liar

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WickedEveWickedEveabout 18 years ago
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I plan to read this to my kids. They will ask questions, of course. I'll let you know if they give you a 5, also.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
!!

lovely hectic journey and a wondeful ending!!! Better in this form than broken up into pieces. I remember the FB you gave me on Sticky Frog... ;) good advice

xoxo

maria

TheRainManTheRainManabout 18 years ago
Nice read.

I'm not so sure it is better in this form, but I'n not sure it isn't, either. :)

I do know it went down nicely when I read it, so what's to complain about?

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Dizzy!

Love especially "cars on vacation have vacated" and "dead seamen" (Pardon me, but are you gentlemen Seamen?)

Lil Min

Truth SerumTruth Serumabout 18 years ago
Smiles

I loved this poem!! I loved the way you put her expressions in parenthesis. (so very silly!)

This made me smile and it was the first thing I read today ~ I felt like a child reading it ~ it was like playing tag.

Bill DadaBill Dadaabout 18 years ago
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If she is as fun as your telling of the chase is...

4degrees4degreesabout 18 years ago
great

prosey thing here. i dig it muchly. great job Sir.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Delicious.

Sweetly playful, teasingly naughty.

Makes me wish I were that Sara.

Well done, Liar.

logophilelogophileabout 18 years ago
Warm and sunny

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I especially the parenthetical referrences to Sara's beliefs and personalities, and the way those things clearly shaped the runner's actions.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Wow.

What an awesomely sweet little journey. I do have to admit I was sad when it ended so quickly.

sammy 2006sammy 2006about 18 years ago
wow

verbally visual!!

To me it meant that you would take any journey for her, if she would let you, by saying you could. excellent - poigniant to me at the moment

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