That was really sad.

And the film, was that not the most upsetting lover's-parting ever filmed? I was distraught, and rather frustrated that they refused to speak again...

Poor Curt, poor Brian.

cw

That was really REALLY wonderful. Poetic, heartbreaking, and well-written without any sappiness because the sweetness was geniune.

NO, I SWEAR I'M NOT CRYING. **hides eyes**

Hee. Really well done.

*tears* Aww, how sad! I still have yet to see Velvet Goldmine, but I'm familiar with the story and you did a very good job with this. I'm enjoying all of your stuff so much!

Mariclaire

Oh my God! That was... riveting and moving... My god... I'm almost crying. That was amazing... OMG! *wipes away tears* *applauds* *reads again*

*Suzi*

NOOOOOOOOOO! THEY HAVE TO GET BACK TOGETHER! DAMN YOU!

How angsty of you. Curt didn't mess up anything! DON'T ASK FORGIVENESS, CURT! NOOOO!

teehee

as ever:

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No! Oh! Dammit!

(Pardon the language.) Oh . . . I love this. It's short but so excruciatingly sweet. It's exactly as one would have predicted Curt to write, -I'm assuming it's Curt- Because the character truly did have a poetic air to him, as seen by the infamous kiss scene. VComplex and brutal. ::Sigh:: Really intense, gorgeous work.