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Re: Wetfire-Chapter three
Chapter Three of 'Wetfire' effectively sets the bigger stage for the story with descriptive language and an obvious focus on the plot, through the gathering of dragons from different tribes ...
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Re: Wetfire-chapter two
In this second chapter of the book, the protagonist, Silver, visits a bar named the Broken Talon (i like the bar name!) in search of someone to talk to about ...
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Re: Wetfire-chapter one
This chapter opening of "Wetfire" provides us a glimpse inside the interesting world of dragons.The protagonist, Silver, is a Nightwing dragon who is concerned about her brother Midnight, who has ...
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Re: Zuzu the clown’s origin story
Hi again! It’s hard being the “stick in the mud” in a relationship (Most commonly a romantic one) . You only care about the other person. You’re just trying to ...
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Re: Romancing the Girl from West Virginia
I've been meaning to review this poem for a few days now and I'm finally getting around to it now so apologies! This poem is written beautifully, and honestly I ...
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Re: Mature
Hey there again! Wow, I think this poem really effectively conveys the idea of the societal pressure put on girls to conform to maturity at a young age and how ...
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Re: Immortality
One of the strengths of this poem is the clear and concise language used to convey the idea of immortality. The use of this simple language and your direct way ...
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Re: Toska
Hey there! This isn't a full review but I do have some thoughts to offer that will hopefully help! Take my heart while it’s still beating I’ll place it with ...
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Re: Home ¿
This poem is a beautiful and melancholic take on the fragility of the places and memories that we hold dearest. Your use of imagery and language paint a vivid and ...
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Re: Dionysus pours a drink
(i had an idea for a different way to review so you are my test subject aha) Ha! I, Dionysus, the god of wine and revelry, am delightfully amused by ...
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Re: A Little Care
This poem is a charming and somewhat whimsical take on the common affliction of the flu. The rhyme scheme is playful and bouncy, just like a sneeze or a cough, ...
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Re: An end and a beginning (prologue)
Hi there! Green here to review :-) The slamming of fists against a steering wheel, screams and sobs of anger and pain I can really visualise this female anger! I ...
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Re: Ghost House:Part Two
Chapter One: I like the opening sentence In a dark, nearly forgotten house, was a little ghost girl named Samara Robinson. Little Samara was a mischievous ghost who was only ...
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Re: The adventures of Poppy McLain-Four
Hey there! I'm here for a short review since I don't have much time but i'll hopefully be able to offer some help! I'll start with some structural/grammatical observations: I ...
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Re: Life is a Book
Wow! Your poem is such a beautiful exploration of the relationship between life, writing, and storytelling. The use of imagery and sensory description is super effective at bringing the reader ...
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