Comments received on poems by Tristan Robert Lange



Varney the Vampire; or the First Watch
orchidee said:

Good write T. He only dropped in for a bite to eat, then he met or heard a glugger and it scared him off! A wild fantasy tale - but it might be true. heehee.

December 31st, 2025 10:06

Varney the Vampire; or the First Watch
Friendship said:

Tristan, I must say, you truly outdid yourself in this piece; your reading brought it to life in a breathtaking manner, infused with considerable emotion. Tell me, are you also the illustrator behind the drawings?
Your poem “A Devilishly Dreadful Watch Night Special” delves into themes of love, loss, and the consequences of one’s actions. The poet expresses a deep yearning for a lost love while grappling with the guilt of betrayal and the horror of their current state, which is characterized by undead existence and violence. In which it seems to revolve around a romantic relationship that has transformed into something dark and tragic, involving themes of desire, regret, and the macabre.

December 31st, 2025 09:13

Varney the Vampire; or the First Watch
Jerry Reynolds said:

Good write, Tristan. I enjoyed the read.

December 31st, 2025 09:03

Varney the Vampire; or the First Watch
sorenbarrett said:

It has always been so interesting to me how various emotions and traits can be reconciled in myth, monsters and the fantastic. Here the allegory comes through and issue of fidelity and infidelity seem paired with lover and monster and undead. Well done Tristan Happy New Year to you

December 31st, 2025 08:40

sh!#%y poem
Teddy.15 said:

Trust those you know are worthy, it\'s new year put the rest in the bin, don\'t trust those who ask for money, they should give it instead. Here\'s wishing you a book of your own, with a publisher who can see you, not use you. 🌹


December 31st, 2025 03:46

whiteout
orchidee said:

* Approaches title shakily and nervously*. You know one of us, or both of us, are gonna say this - I thought this poem was gonna be about Popeye, but we can\'t say why! heehee. Don\'t answer that!

December 30th, 2025 13:03

whiteout
sorenbarrett said:

Here we have a series of contradictions a colorless glare, sightless growing glow, The pairing of glitter of white a usual symbol of good and beauty is matched with demons. This opposition indicates turmoil and conflict to me. Yes the question is why. A wonderful write my friend

December 30th, 2025 11:34

whiteout
Friendship said:

Well written. I relate to this. Your poem explores the paradox of isolation and the emotional turmoil it causes. The imagery of snowflakes and a \"sea of glitter white\" suggests beauty but contrasts with feelings of emptiness and the presence of \"guarded ghosts\" and \"defiant demons.\" The poet reflects a struggle with loneliness, the invisible barriers that block connection, and questions why such isolation exists. You speak from the heart.

December 30th, 2025 10:34

sh!#%y poem
orchidee said:

I\'m gonna be sick! lol. Here he is lurking - glug! heehee.

December 29th, 2025 10:37

sh!#%y poem
arqios said:

Both makes me happy and sad about the reality we live in! Awesome poem🙏🏻🕊️

December 29th, 2025 09:33

sh!#%y poem
sorenbarrett said:

I thought I knew who you were talking about until I came to fake bitten callous kitten now I\'m smitten. Well done Tristan

December 29th, 2025 09:18

sh!#%y poem
Friendship said:

OMG, well done, my friend, so true.🤣😂 Your poem revolves around the notion of disillusionment with people who are perceived as insincere or hypocritical. The poet expresses disdain for individuals who contribute to societal negativity and superficiality. The subject matter highlights the frustration with \"shitty people\" and their impact on the world, suggesting a broader commentary on human nature and societal values.🤣👍❤️

December 29th, 2025 09:17

The Rev
orchidee said:

These Sundays are somewhat \'dark\' - can\'t see much! Turn that light on, Fido, will ya?! lol.

December 28th, 2025 10:39

The Rev
Thomas W Case said:

Tremendous work.

December 28th, 2025 08:39

The Rev
sorenbarrett said:

Is it not so that some find in organizations, religious or otherwise, a legitimization of their nature. The violent find it in so called justice, the thief in retribution, the liar justifies, the murderer seeks war. And from that pulpit we preach to cover our sins now turned commandments. Well done Tristan

December 28th, 2025 07:06

The Rev
Friendship said:

Your poem is powerful and evocative, utilizing strong, emotive language to convey themes of conflict and hypocrisy. Words such as \"hell,\" \"ignorance,\" \"ruination,\" and \"anathema\" evoke a sense of struggle and darkness. Literary devices employed include.

December 28th, 2025 06:45

A F@#$!?% Nightmare
arqios said:

Been there my friend.

Absolutely riveting🕊️🙏🏻

December 28th, 2025 00:51

A F@#$!?% Nightmare
Friendship said:

Well said. a daytime nightmare. I envisioned I had envisioned an awful day, yet I remained awake and was compelled to remain.

December 27th, 2025 10:55

A F@#$!?% Nightmare
orchidee said:

It\'s awful, these days with P and Co - not meaning \'awesome-awful\' but horrible, nasty, wretched! lol.

December 27th, 2025 10:01

A F@#$!?% Nightmare
sorenbarrett said:

Now that is a nightmare during the day. Well done

December 27th, 2025 09:57

A F@#$!?% Nightmare
2781 said:

I guess we all have our cross to bare?

December 27th, 2025 09:49

Defying Gossamery
orchidee said:

With a glug-a-glug-glug, if he can say it - Happy glug New glug Year glug to ya!

December 27th, 2025 02:27

Defying Gossamery
arqios said:

You matter and in many ways you’ve made me/us here matter as well. So here’s to another awesome year of poetry ahead, Tittu. 🕊️🙏🏻

December 26th, 2025 17:17

Defying Gossamery
Jerry Reynolds said:

Good write, Tristan. Happy New Year.

December 26th, 2025 16:32

Defying Gossamery
Friendship said:

Well said. My friend. Your poem addresses the burdens of ambition, the fear of failure, and the societal pressures to succeed. It critiques the disparity between those who have privilege (symbolized by \"wings\") and those who struggle, asking when true justice and equity will be achieved.

December 26th, 2025 10:24

Defying Gossamery
sorenbarrett said:

Deep philosophical questions here Tristan and those with no answers. One must seek such answers within not without. A lovely write my friend

December 26th, 2025 10:13

Defying Gossamery
orchidee said:

Good write T. That pic reminds me of P in some way, hmmm. But don\'t answer the question to it: \'How?\' lol.

December 26th, 2025 09:08

The Undying Count: Feast of the Brethren
orchidee said:

Oh no! Don\'t answer that - what you heard at that unspeakable moment at 16.30. It could only be him! heehee.

December 25th, 2025 02:48

Judgment Against Themselves
NafisaSB said:

lovely acrostic poem...thanks for sharing..

December 25th, 2025 02:10

The Undying Count: Feast of the Brethren
orchidee said:

Ooh, meanwhile - I can\'t be focusing on dark stuff really, especially not this time of year. In my poem, there\'s help via John Baptist and the Messiah, for those in darkness and the shadow of death. Oh Popeye, DO turn that light on! lol.

December 24th, 2025 08:49

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