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I love this. There aren't enough poems about this topic.

Glad I could help. :)

:P It was good, just startling.

This is horrifying enough I can't bring myself to drop a like on it, which just goes to show you did a really great job.

Ohmygosh I love this poem. Your work just keeps getting better. I always look forward to your poems. I love how you use such simple language so beautifully. Will be ...

Thank you. :) Sorry I didn't see this earlier, I somehow missed the notification.

...I can't believe I missed that.

(Sorry.)

Actually, that's not a requirement to be professional. Lots of published authors don't use capitalization, again, look up e. e. cummings. It's fine if you would like it all to ...

This is amazing. Lack of time prevents me from being verbose, but I thought you should know. :)

It is the technical rule, yes, but it has long since been abandoned in today's poetry. Lots of great poets don't use capitalization, and it's viewed more as a tool ...

This is simply amazing. I wish I could review it, but I honestly can't think of anything to critique, so I'm not going to. I especially love your title, because ...

Hmm...I'll get back to you.

It's actually referring to the blanket, which the narrator's mom (that's the person they're talking to) dumped in the hallway outside my room. They found it after they got home ...

No problem. :) Thanks for the info.