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EmeraldEyes

  • Poetry » Realistic, Horror Re: The Ugly Duckling

    Hello. It's interesting that you chose this fairytale to comment on. :) Rain poured, time passed, And still no sign of the mother. I feel like you're trying to make ...

    Jul 24, 2014
  • Poetry » Other, Other Re: Reorient

    Heggo. Another one of your works. I don't decide to like them before I read them, but I did this time because it was another one I was around for ...

    Jul 22, 2014
  • Short Story » Teen Fiction, General Re: Of Starbucks, Blushing Cashiers, and Batman Fistfights

    Ha ha. This cheered me up. Funny, bright and a very interesting title. XD I enjoyed this work and you write comedy well, such as here: He shot me a ...

    Jul 21, 2014
  • Short Story » Fanfiction, General Re: Take Off Your Glasses

    Hello. I have never read an MJ fanfiction before. XD Good Points 1. I noticed that this piece was very dialogue motivated and I like that: "Half yes, half no," ...

    Jul 17, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Return and Delivery

    Hello again! I have noticed in your works you have a thing about leaving out punctuation and capital letters and things. And it works really well: especially here. :) The ...

    Jul 17, 2014
  • Other » Realistic, General Re: Will you hold my hand?

    Yes I will hold your hand! XD I will also review it O.o Slight continuity error with the first lines: I'm not that brave to take the risks And face ...

    Jul 17, 2014
  • Poetry » Realistic, Narrative Re: Coffee

    Hello you! Featured again! XD Yay I have to say this work made me upset. :( You say you lost feelings, but frankly, I lost my mind. Isn't it madness ...

    Jul 17, 2014
  • Poetry » Humor, Lyrical Re: Nuts for YWS

    Hi. So you obviously love being on YWS XD So much so you've written a work about this. The rhyme scheme is very simple, quite childish, almost nursery rhyme fashion. ...

    Jul 17, 2014
  • Other » General, General Re: REDACTED

    Hi. So I don't think you wasted points on this at all. Nu-uh. I think you have encouraged expression here in a very positive way. I could tell this work ...

    Jul 17, 2014
  • Short Story » Science Fiction, Romantic Re: A Hierarchy of Needs

    Hi. :) So I have reached the end of this loooong piece. XD Nah, really it was very good :) The opening line in particular, was very good, very gripping. ...

    Jul 15, 2014
  • Article / Essay » Historical Fiction, General Re: Beginnings, Endings and History: An Insight into a confused future

    Hi. So this a "beginning work" kind of like another Genesis story that you've created. It's interesting that you chose to write about this. :) I like the use of ...

    Jul 15, 2014
  • Poetry » Narrative, Other Re: Some More Melodramatic B.S. That Nobody Will Read

    Hi. I don't think you should have chosen that title unless you were being ironic? I think it sends out a bad message. Your writing is very melodramatic, but the ...

    Jul 15, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: My Goddess

    Bonjour mon cher! To be honest, I thought this was another of your dark works. You have this very rigid style in your works, where the stanzas are the same ...

    Jul 11, 2014
  • Poetry » Humor, Realistic Re: Soggy Lampshade

    Hello :D So there are so many different possible interpretations for this work! So many! Wet Triangle :) Hmm, we have already had the rude version. :P Personally, I don't ...

    Jul 11, 2014
  • Short Story » Dramatic, Spiritual Re: The Hospital Room

    Hi. I wasn't keen on this work to be honest. It was a bit too sentimental to be real. :( I hate hospitals. It seems like every other day, here ...

    Jul 11, 2014


It had a perfectly round door like a porthole, painted green, with a shiny yellow brass knob in the exact middle. The door opened on to a tube-shaped hall like a tunnel: a very comfortable tunnel without smoke, with panelled walls, and floors tiled and carpeted, provided with polished chairs, and lots and lots of pegs for hats and coats—the hobbit was fond of visitors. The tunnel wound on and on, going fairly but not quite straight into the side of the hill —The Hill, as all the people for many miles round called it—and many little round doors opened out of it, first on one side and then on another.
— JRR Tolkien