AlfredSymon

Let me begin my review of "The End" with this: I am a Catholic. The next thing I would like to say is: It is important for us to keep ...

Hi Anna! I'm here to review "Drowning in the Crowd" :) As foreshadowed by the smiley, I like your poem. You went through a timeline of events wherein love, music ...

Good Tuesday! It is Tuesday in our country today, so hi! Tuesdays with Morrie was one of my most favored books. I've read it like, I dunno, let's just say, ...

Can we put the image of my inspiration in my post?

Can we put the image of my inspiration in my post?

Good day! Alfred here. I like the over-all total of your work: -The structure is finely made - The words are properly chosen - The bold effects works! :) The ...

Hiya! I like your work very much! :) The narration and explanation is very well written which makes it such a great poem. The verse seems a little far with ...

You and Your Loneliness (not the exact title, but for ownership rights), for me, is a very good example of "wooing" poems. They sing of love. But the special note ...

I simply love it! :) It says so much of how love can always be there for us. It's some quite of love story and also a poem. Just wondering ...

It's in times like this that I take much consideration to being a Vegan... In what I've just read, I feel not making any critiques. From your tone, your not ...

I love literary works about months! Hi, this is Al! :) I would like to shout out that you touched my feelings as you've let out how a month can ...

Shhhiiinnnny....oh, hello, Silver! Just want to say I noticed your fine luster today! The other thing I wanted to say is that I was quite satisfied with your work. I ...

Greetings Fresh Meat! Typing in your name made me hungry.... Getting back to the point. I am a fan of witches. Not in the "I-believe-that-devils-are-so-powerful" way, but in a curious ...

Hi Ms. Amber! :) At first, I was intrigued in your poem's title. This was the reason I checked it out. As I read it, I had a few grins ...

Cold, very cold. What're you doing this winter? Anyways, great poem. The solemnity of the drear it exudes easily fits with the harshness you mention in the poem. The length ...