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  • Dramatic Poetry Re: A Dying Diction

    Thanks guys! I meant it to be a dying diction--like the words are literally dying with all the words, lol. But will work on it. I had suspected it might ...

    Sep 23, 2007
  • Art & Photography Re: The Necklace

    1. It's blurry. This makes me sad. 2. You should crop it; the pendant is too close to the bottom edge.

    Sep 23, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: A Dying Diction

    *agrees like crazy with Fand* So many such a small space...it's drowning in its own, well, diction. I dislike drowning. Also, any particular reason it's one long, drawn-out sentence? I ...

    Sep 23, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: My Fool's Paradise

    Haha, the famous and ever-popular "I am from" poem. I think these kinds of typical-English-assignment poems can only go so far, but you've put in some great images and feelings ...

    Sep 23, 2007
  • Other Poetry Re: Candra

    I share the others' concerns. What really stood out about this poem was the strong rhythm and rhyme. I could almost see it as a song or performance poem. Unfortunately, ...

    Sep 23, 2007
  • Art & Photography Re: Violinist

    Her legs look a little funny to be, but perhaps that's because she's floating in space and not actually walking on something.

    Sep 22, 2007
  • Lounge, The Re: Magicians?

    I used to be in Magic Club back in middle school. I was never very good at street magic (partly because I don't practice, partly because my hands were and ...

    Sep 22, 2007
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Cliche Fantasy

    I hate it as much as the next girl...but I think it's not so much the objects, places, or characters in the story so much as how the story itself ...

    Sep 21, 2007
  • Lyrics Re: Orbiting in a Tin Can (link to recording fixed)

    Did anyone think electric guitar was too overpowering. I've been listening to the track and it just seems so loud. But I'm a perfectionist... I thought the electric guitar was ...

    Sep 21, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Monochrome

    This poem really failed for me, gummy, I think because of your habit of getting a little too convoluted and abstract in your description. The opening three lines are decent, ...

    Sep 20, 2007
  • Welcome Mat Re: The Buddy System Archives

    NOT ACCEPTING/ RETIRED name: Colleen age: 16 (junior in high school) what you write: Mostly poetry. what you review: Mostly poetry, but I'll look at short stories, essays, and art ...

    Sep 20, 2007
  • Official Polls Re: Physics is...

    When I understand it, Physics is [insert adjective] wonderful. When I don't understand it, which happens a lot more often, Physics is [insert adjective] the spawn of the devil. So ...

    Sep 20, 2007
  • Serious Discussion and Debate Re: understanding between Muslims and the western world

    Nate makes a fine point; the cultural division has existed for ages and ages; it's not going to smooth itself over for a long time. There are cultural differences everywhere, ...

    Sep 20, 2007
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: House Cleaning

    I strongly agree with bubbles, and most of what I would say has already been said. My main suggestion has to do with sentence structure and style; in a fifteen-line ...

    Sep 17, 2007
  • Lyrics Re: Orbiting in a Tin Can (link to recording fixed)

    Oh, goody, the link works now. As I said before, I do like the lyrics. The song was pleasant to listen to; you could have gone a little farther with ...

    Sep 16, 2007


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