Comment from Galactia

Excellent

Catherine,
Enamored by
Her Heathcliff.
True love, a myth?
Ms. Bronte,
Who inspired you?
Date with Fate's tempest'ous muse.

This is very creative, I read this before, but it went over my head, but reading it now in a fresh mind, it's awesome. Loved the unique, creativity of this poem. short but sophisticated:)

great job

Good luck
Regards
Tia

 Comment Written 06-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 07-Apr-2013

Thanks, Tia. :)

Comment from JuneYvonne

Excellent

Wuthering Heights is my favorite novel of all time so yes, I would LOVE to be able to sit with Emily Bronte and have a chat with her about it.

You have written an interesting and original Whitney with the correct syllable count and a subtle rhyme scheme. I also like your choice of picture which seems to embody Catherine somehow.

Thank you for entering and good luck in the contest.

 Comment Written 05-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Thank you for a fantastic review, June. :)

Comment from words

Excellent

I thoroughly enjoyed your Whitney.

Especially:Who inspired you?
Date with Fate's tempest'ous muse.

Yes, I would be grand to sit with her.

Hugs, d

 Comment Written 05-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Thank you for a wonderful review, words. :)

Comment from BeasPeas

Excellent

I'd rather meet with her sister, Charlotte. Cathy was a little spoiled brat and Heathcliff was a ninny--but I do like your Whitney poem.

 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Thanks for a great review, BeasPeas. :)

Comment from honeytree

Excellent

The art work here is very strong

I would be cautious being near her.

I don't think true love is a myth.

We are inspired by this great poet

To read the poem this poet has written.

I am sure many would have read

The poems of Miss Bronte.

Honey tree

 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Her poetry was as awesome as Wuthering Heights itself, one of my favorite books of all time. :) Thanks for the lovely review, honeytree.

Comment from sunnilicious

Excellent

'Wuthering Heights' is a good subject. Nice idea. Good poem.

There's a movie, "Career Girls" (not the best movie). They use the book for psychic prophecies on their sex life. One woman asks a question, "Ms Bronte will I get boinked soon?". And the other girl replies, by randomly opening the book and reading a passage.

 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

That sounds very funny, Sunnilicious. I've never seen the movie, but what a random and fun idea. Thanks for the lovely review.

Comment from anndimp

Good

Wuthering Heights was one book we had to study during our college days. Loved that story very much for it had a positive end. Though I could not understand this poem correctly yet I appreciate your attempt in writing a poem on a novel. The syllable count is correct

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 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

I am sorry you couldn't seem to get the poem. Basically, imagine if you could have a conversation with Emily Bronte to discuss her writing process. The last line is her response to the question, "Who inspired you." That's it. Thanks for taking the time to review.

Comment from angelface2

Excellent

Hm. This is very interesting for I like Ms. Bronte's works too. I wonder what did inspire her! I surely would have like to talk to some of the authors I read. Nice Whitney. Miss Sally

 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Thank you for a lovely review, Miss Sally.

Comment from Jeanie Mercer

Excellent

Ah, the mysteries one wonders about among the poets like Emily Bronte. I suppose her lover was her muse. Interesting. Good luck to you in this contest. Jeanie Mercer

 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Thank you for the kind comments and review, Jeanie. :)

Comment from Ekim777

Excellent

Don't we all glory in a romantic novel as we exalt in romantic music. Writers like Emile Bronte feed our passions. But the book you chose has a serious flaw. Heathcliff is a woman's impression of a man, writ large. No man would accept him as he is presented though to women he might be an icon. I don't know if Catherine was enoamoured by Heathcliff. Heathcliff was enamoured by Catherine and he never really knew her. -Ekim777

 Comment Written 04-Apr-2013

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reply by the author on 05-Apr-2013

Thanks for the comments and extensive review, Ekim. :)