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Re: edgy teen
Wait omg, I did not expect this when I clicked on your poem. I was sucked into the rhythm instantly, literally rapping it out loud as I read. The wordplay ...
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Re: I Love Physics! [Ch. II, Nine]
Hello! I've finally gotten to chapter two today! I'll say I think there's a real improvement already from the last chapter. There's a real sense of high-octane energy and tonal ...
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Re: I'm fine
Oof, this is a heavy-hitting poem. It's one I can definitely relate to. It's a very relatable topic, and you handle it well, highlighting the paradox of wanting connection while ...
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Re: Morning in the City
This is a nice, short, busy story. It really sets up a nice theme of work-life balance! The tall, gray buildings of the city looming over my head from all ...
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Re: Silence
This is certainly an interesting short essay. One thing I noticed is that you put your punctuation after a space, not directly after the word. The correct formatting would be: ...
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Re: The Tapping(Concept)
Hi! This was a neat and creepy little story. I enjoyed reading it, though it left me with more questions. Who is the pale man? What does he want? Why ...
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Re: It's a Boring World [Ch. I, Nine]
Hi!! I'm gonna try to slowly make my way through your story and hopefully give you some helpful advice. This is quite different from what I would usually read, but ...
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Re: cycles
The repetition of 'i crash' 'i sink' 'i cry' at the beginning of the stanzas really does give the poem a cyclical nature, and I think to lean more into ...
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Re: on home becoming my parents' house
The title really struck me when I saw it in the Green Room, and I knew I had to review your poem! on home becoming my parents' house This is ...
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Re: hatred
This is a very melancholy poem, seemingly about grief or perhaps unresolved guilt over the loss of someone, presumably a relationship, but it could also be about death? I like ...
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Re: O Lord, forgive the great sins we have shouldered! verse
This is a very strong devotional Islamic poem. Am I right in saying this is sort of a form of a munajat? Or a tawba? I don't know as much ...
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Re: The Blacksmith and the Phoenix's Fire
Okay, hi! I'm finally back to review the second part of your story! Many years ago, in a village surrounded by verdant mountains, there lived a blacksmith named Marius. This ...
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Re: Zara and the spiders
This is a nice little start to something! We don't get much, but we learn that Zara is not scared of spiders and thinks they need friends. I'm honestly on ...
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Re: hunting permit / nuclear summer
Wow... this is another tragically beautiful piece from you that I had to process for a while after reading it earlier. I'm reading it through the lens of grief, and ...
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Re: In Search of the Cat King
Hi! I'm gonna review your story since it seems others might be a bit scared due to the length; no fear! I have a cup of coffee and a snack, ...
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