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Re: Tooth and Nail
Interesting. The poem begins with you biting back repressed anger. Then you end it with the rejection of the domineering subject, and you fall into the loving arms of self ...
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Re: The Light
Whoops! Forgot o hit that review swith. Dont mind me! Well as an atheist I cannot vicariously relate to your stance only refute it However I did not think that ...
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Re: The Signs: Chapter One, Refer to the Devil
I know this story began with a cliffhanger hardyhardyhar, but a backstory more tangible may be nesscesary to set he characters straight in the rreaders mind. I was expecting jack ...
Jul 8, 2014 -
Re: Ode to Lonliness
I enjoyed your musing on the routines that fill moments destined for something greater than rearanging the trinkets watching us from our windowsills. The piece started off with the big ...
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Re: Our Epitaph
Now Im not going to pretend to be a mind reader hear, but are you conveying your ideas of muddyd memories of friends passed on? No matter your narration on ...
Jul 8, 2014 -
Re: Body Image
Hi. I enjoyed the imagry and the base analougy, but I sometimes think that we focus too much on allegorys and not enough on the uniquness of our situation. The ...
Jul 8, 2014 -
Re: All my life I've waited
I think I understand what you are trying to say-"and it was just was"-but you coul benifit from some punctuation here and there. Some other, perhaps awkwars, sentences were "strange ...
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Re: Depression/Reality (She Said No)
I like the dialouge you put to work here. I know reason doesnt beet out deppression at the best of times. Ive felt that long disjointed ebb that doesnt feel ...
Jul 8, 2014 -
Re: Delight Sky
Pleasent. But a bit choppy. Particularily when you refer to her "shadows hide her neighbourhood". Is this an anomynous she? A self representation? Or a loved one. You need to ...
Jul 7, 2014
