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Jasmine Hart

  • Lyric Poetry Re: Diving for Pearls

    I knew a pearl lay on the ocean sand, And, fool that I am, I coveted it. With my plan half-formed and my heart in hand I convinced the inky ...

    Jan 21, 2008
  • Lyric Poetry Re: The Night

    The first thing I'm going to tell you is to show me, not to tell me. Instead of telling me that you find night frightening, suggest it to me through ...

    Jan 21, 2008
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Lunch Time

    Nice one Claudette. I love how the tone contrasts with the theme. I think some of your rhythm is a little off, though. Try reading it aloud so that you ...

    Jan 20, 2008
  • Other Poetry Re: Who Art Thou

    Hey, look what I found! :) I love your theme and imagery. I'm not so sure about the archaic style. I know that's what you intended to do, so I ...

    Jan 20, 2008
  • Archive Re: Old times with old love

    Abigail The company was keeping me grounded. I could feel my world fragmenting, every shard ricotting off in a different direction. I had gotten my wish. I could stay where ...

    Jan 20, 2008
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Musings of Leaving Home

    Lovely, Matt, as usual. I think that some of your rhythm is a bit off though. I think I'd add a couple of syllabyls to the second line. Maybe try ...

    Jan 19, 2008
  • Archive Re: Old times with old love

    Abigail I ran the base of my palm up my forehead, then shook my head. "I'm afraid that's not possible." I murmered weakly. I'd just seen him. Under the wheels ...

    Jan 18, 2008
  • Archive Re: Old times with old love

    Thanks. I'm not sure what your plan is, or exactly what has happend, so I'll keep this both brief and vague. Abigail I dropped to my knees beside the carriage, ...

    Jan 18, 2008
  • Archive Re: Old times with old love

    Um...help? :( Don't know why it is that I can't do this story...maybe it's because it moves quicker than I'm used to, or maybe Abigail is too passive, or maybe ...

    Jan 17, 2008
  • Archive Re: A Shift in Power

    Keturah I was impressed but I didn't show it. Maybe Slit wasn't such a burden after all. I shook my head, hating to have to ask for advice. "How do ...

    Jan 17, 2008
  • Archive Re: Piracy Upon the Sea

    Brigid "Girl!" Anchorless called. "Which one?" Siofra snapped. "We have names. You'd think that..." I elbowded her to make her shut up. "I don't care, either. I need one of ...

    Jan 17, 2008
  • Other Poetry Re: Summer

    Overall, you handled the sonnet form very well, which is brilliant. I think the first line reads a bit awkwardly. I'd reverse it so that it reads; "Summer is the ...

    Jan 14, 2008
  • Other Poetry Re: caffè sospeso

    This is lovely, Meep. The rhythm is good, the flow is good, and I love what you've said. I can't fault it. Wish I could be more helpful... Jas

    Jan 14, 2008
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Whose footsteps?

    This was cute. I'd change the punctuation in the first stanza to: "Who made these footsteps in the sand, Soon to be washed away by the sea?" (Think the slight ...

    Jan 14, 2008
  • Writers Corner Re: Suzanne's Writerly Rambles [4 March 2008]

    Yay! Well done! That's some acheivementLook forward to taking a peek at some stage. Congrats. Jas

    Jan 14, 2008


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