 The Library Angelus 2006-10-16 . chapter 1For some ostensibly inexplicable reason, I'm completely drawn to unwholesome pairings. This was nice, the type of bitter sweet that makes you hope for more. Seasons encompass so much more than the patent. Unique. :]
(Renata) |
 EaglesSpirit 2005-09-30 . chapter 1wow. very beautiful, very good |
 Supreme Dictator For Life Calv 2005-07-26 . chapter 1SAD AND INTERESTING!Great story! |
 Sally Sells Seashells 2005-07-03 . chapter 1So sweet and sad. Wonderful, though. |
 Number-one-Vaati-fan 2005-04-25 . chapter 1That was sad write more. |
 Elementsofmine 2005-04-06 . chapter 1...O__O
Awesome-isity... |
 Morrigain 2005-03-23 . chapter 1Sad, but beautiful. |
 Ikuko-chan 2005-03-19 . chapter 1It's me again, I decided to check out your other works and I must say I'm very impressed...no, shocked at the amazing skills you have in writing...envious or jealous I might add...damn you for being the greatest writer in this entire site! |
 Numisma 2005-03-18 . chapter 1this was beautiful and treated oh so properly for such a controversial pairing.
my favorite line is below:
'Beneath the gray sky, she slips inside his skin, and shivers at the icy feel of it, wondering if hers will be the same some day.'
thank you very much for writing this. |
 miSS-yUnz 2005-03-17 . chapter 1AH DAT WAS BEUTIFUL! LOL! I really like kohaku! hes my favorite. I always thought that he was the deepest of all da charectors. Dis was GREAT! keep writing. is there incest in this? the kissing spine thing sounds like it. |
 Fantastical Queen Ebony Black 2005-03-16 . chapter 1Loved your use of the seasons, and how you worked it back into the end. Especially autumn, since I always veiwed it as celebration, and life, the colours of the trees...
Title is very pretty too. |
 Kei.Incarnadine 2005-03-16 . chapter 1Ooh, wow, love it. Especially "his body has long been its own coffin". I like the idea of the turn of the seasons coinciding with the progression of Sango and Kohaku's lives.
I really do like this so much, the contrast of their happy early lives with the bitter end, and how even the carefree childhood was full of shadows. You never fail to serve up a winner. |