This was beautiful!

Beautiful last line, really beautiful. Loved the whole thing.

This is really powerful. I think it's one of your best. Congrats.

Profoundly beautiful and powerful, as I have learned to expect from you.

Very nice. I like the idea of Tom/Ginny, even though I'm an avid femslasher. I also read your fic Charms and Curses a good while ago and that got me into Fleur/Bill, I even drew a fanart for it, dunno if you've seen it though. Anyway good job on this and congratulate yourself for being able to rope people into different pairing fandoms *grins*

A rare gem in a box of shoelaces. It was a truly lovely story. I enjoyed the metaphor immensly. Tom is so like a pretty black thorned rose. How nice that Ginny noticed. I liked the style of the story, it was perfect for the mood you tried (and succeeded) to make. Really fantastic.

Thank you for sharing.

Sarah Black

Poetry. Filled with the dark beauty that might be expected, and very, very well-done.

My god, why aren't there more reviews for this?

I've no idea what to call this, it's beautiful, it's sad, and absolutely gorgeous. I love it.

Interesting! Very well written :)

I've read this one once again, and I found it more beautiful than I thought it was yesterday: it's like that tiny, dusty, moth-eaten but priceless book, with yellowed pages and a smell of closed rooms, withered flowers, sad memories, unsheded tears and rotten feelings, that once or twice in a lifetime you can find in your great-great-grandmother's trunk in her house's forgotten attic or in a sunday flea-market.

that is beautiful. this is an example of awsome lyrical value in a story

Wow... 0_o Great job.

Very enjoyable, especially towards the end. I like the last couple of paragraphs. Nice! ;)

That was awesomely good! So descriptive, and such excellent vocabulary entwined the story together. I really liked that! So interesting to see Ginny's view on that matter. Wow. Great job!

This is fantastic! Wow! Really one of the most beautiful fanfic's I have ever read. Keep writing!

I love the way the black roses mix with Ginny's memories and the idea that there is rarely a clear difference between good and bad.