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DavidFeelsterWallace

DavidFeelsterWallace

  • Poetry » Literature, General Re: Reflections

    I see a paradox here. If the theme of this work is about nihilist reflections on the self (in both the literal and metaphorical sense [that being the crux of ...

    Mar 28, 2017
  • Lyrics » Lyrical, Spiritual Re: Nothing Can Beat Jesus

    While this song is well constructed, I feel as if the concept of it can be improved. It's not a matter of this being bad work, but more along the ...

    Jan 15, 2015
  • Poetry » Narrative, Humor Re: Sonnet I: A Brief Conversation Between James and His Mother, Which Was Interrupted by His Father, Who Brought Clarity to the Conversation

    I love the tone of this poem. Most of the hilarity is achieved from relation to the character. The tender topic of sex when first learned about is something inherently ...

    Jan 15, 2015
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Nature

    While simplicity isn't necessarily a bad thing, I feel as though this poem is rather plain in construction. This is not to say that things cannot be amended. You've appeared ...

    Jan 11, 2015
  • Poetry » General, Other Re: Sketches from the Last Months

    What I enjoyed most about this work was the realism applied to it. It is a snapshot inside the life of a man on the verge of change. The strengths ...

    Jan 11, 2015
  • Poetry » Horror, Realistic Re: Insanity

    Props to you for thinking metaphorically about what message you want to share with the world, Castiel. The fact you are experimenting with themes to be addressed non-directly is something ...

    Jan 11, 2015
  • Poetry » General, General Re: A Ten Point Program to Creating Meaning in Absurdity

    Quentin, I very much enjoyed this work of poetry. I interpreted the piece as a look inside the mind of an individual who had truly embraced solipsism. Along with this, ...

    Jan 10, 2015


There are those who say that life is like a book, with chapters for each event in your life and a limited number of pages on which you can spend your time. But I prefer to think that a book is like a life, particularly a good one, which is well to worth staying up all night to finish.
— Lemony Snicket