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Hey there, @niteowl! I saw your poem lurking in the Green Room , so I thought I'd help you by getting it out. When I first read through your poem/song, ...

Hi, @LZPianoGirl and @KaPo21! I saw this poem lurking in the Green Room and thought I'd give you both a hand by helping to get it out. I think the ...

Hello! I saw your work in the Green Room , so I thought I'd get it out of there for you. heart One of the first things I noticed in ...

Hello there! I saw your poem lurking in the Green Room , so I thought I'd get it out of there for you. heart I'm not sure if I like ...

Hey there, Jack! I haven't ever reviewed works put under "art" on YWS before, but I saw this lurking in the Green Room and wanted to try my hand at ...

Hey there, @fortis! I finally have time to actually review this poem, so here I am.

Hey there, @ShadowVyper! I promised I'd leave an actual review on this awhile ago, and I'm here to fulfill that promise. It has been awhile since I reviewed anything, so ...

Hello again for the last time - at least until #RevMo ends, anyways. It took me a second to pick up on it, but I finally noticed a pattern with ...

Hello hello~ I'm starting to notice you have a knack for formatting in your poems - it's always consistent with what you show in the first stanza. I'm grateful for ...

I'm back once more.

Did you miss me? :P I know very little about flower symbolism, but you did a great job conveying the meaning of the symbolism you were going for with the ...

Hello again. :P This is a really cool piece of poetry! I love how you combined a visual image with the poem that you had written - combining that with ...

Hey fraey! I'm back again. I'm always game for metaphors involving blood-stained hands, so you know you had me roped in from that first opening line. But after reading through ...

Hey there, fraey! Since you've spent the past few days reviewing my works, I thought I'd return the favor and review some of yours! Be prepared for lots of reviews ...

Hey there, Horisun! I'm back again for another review. Us writers always talk about how much writer's block sucks, but we rarely talk about the opposite problem: having too much ...