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Re: A Toast to the Human Race
Yes, we know what you think, but what is your reasoning ? You don't provide much facts about how our world can turn into this one, and that's the thing ...
Sep 20, 2006 -
Re: Realistic Fiction: Untitled
Haha... I have to agree with Jiggity. And Sam. And Wiggy. It's catchy, but it needs some substance and real emotion behind it. So we have to see more to ...
Sep 20, 2006 -
Re: For Eva, Dreaming
O_o It goes from the rap sort of style to a softer lyrical style! GAH! I mean... you can't switch styles like that in the middle of the poem! So ...
Sep 15, 2006 -
Re: SPEW in Sci-Fi Land
As Phoenix slid down the Daishi, the other four commandos were debating where Phoenix was. "He probably wandered off to get a better position," Grif said. Um... Crysi? Is it ...
Sep 15, 2006 -
Re: A Softer Sort of Darkness
This is a really soft poem and very abstract poem, but it's not bad. The only thing that seems wrong is the word "permeates" which seems too long to really ...
Sep 15, 2006 -
Re: Rhyme!
Hehehe... very Shel Silversteinish of you. ;) This is my favorite poem of yours so far since, though the images it gives are very strange and unconventional, it still gives ...
Sep 15, 2006 -
Re: Broken
I think the weirdest thing about this poem is that you tell us everything. Instead of showing us tangible feelings, this poem relies on emotional thought to pull us through. ...
Sep 15, 2006 -
Re: Untitled-Chapter 1
Yay! And this is where I get to say, “OMG, YOU USED THE NAME KARINA!” In that spelling. Which is obviously the coolest name in existence due to the fact ...
Sep 14, 2006 -
Re: The Butterfly
Oh! Fun thing to do! A small thing that could upset balances Billions of life forms thrown into chaos Maybe you can add a couple of other snippets of line? ...
Sep 8, 2006 -
Re: Son and Slave of Kings
I like poems like this that base themselves off after a person (er... character) that you can see clearly in your mind because the picture is so much more vivid ...
Sep 7, 2006 -
Re: Untitled
Yay! I get to [s]slaughter[/s] critique WD's stuff! :D Forgive me if this sounds like a hit-and-run critique... The ground was littered with burnt fragments of gray stones and weeds ...
Sep 6, 2006 -
Re: There was an old man from Dundee
Yay! How very clever... not many people try to do many verses in this format since the bounciness sometimes gets repetitive or old. But this was pretty good. Now, to ...
Sep 2, 2006 -
Re: Call
Yay! ...er... yeah. I love ellipses, but you have to use them right. Ellipses signify a trailing off in words, but you wanted something shorter. So the dash really works ...
Aug 30, 2006 -
Re: Cake
Hehehe... nice. I think it's a little strange of some of the words she uses with the guy (gah... I'm so bad with names, or does he have one?) but ...
Aug 30, 2006 -
Re: Chips Fall in Place
Hehehe... silly, you can write! Still, this poem seems too short (which is quite something for me to say since I generally like short poems, but I digress...) You do ...
Aug 30, 2006
