Only nits--I think it would be better without "Vampire"
in the title--the image is clear enough, but I prefer not
to be told in advance. Also, I wish that in S1, the b-rhyme could
be fixed, but I assume the poet struggled with that and couldn't
make it work.
The way every line is end-stopped is a bit jarring; I haven't
decided if that is a defect or a deliberate way of enhancing
the coldness of the piece.
Over all, a powerful sonnet.
Martin
p.s Gail, I saw an investment banker.
Last edited by Martin Rocek; 04-29-2012 at 09:38 AM.
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