TheAbigail

I liked all of the garden imagery, all of the wheelbarrows, the grass, the pots, the flowers. Though I found the robot at the end came out of the blue. ...

Hey, I always love nature poetry. It reminds me of Hardy, which I always love. I like the focus being the willow tree - a beautiful, graceful tree. And I ...

This short story is great because it looks to be a simple conversation, but you can tell from the almsot sarcastic language used that there is deffinitely an underlying unsympathetic ...

I really liked your references to Cinderella. I think it gave ther oem more interest, rather than it being about an anonymous girl. Because as wide and as interesting as ...

Hi. I really liked this poem. It had a great sense of loss, of missing something or someone. When you wrote: I'll look to the stars And scream so loud. ...

I find the influence of Shakespeare overwhelming. I think it is great to have an inspiring poet to look to, a path to take, a muse to work from. But ...

I, Abigail, agree with the Abigail below. It was far too easy to read. A dull pattern. None of it seemed to process, and if anything, I found it was ...

Hey, nice poem. I like your concept of one hiding their inner turmoils. You act your bit. Quite a brilliant line to end it upon. I can't claim great knowledge ...

The first line of this poem was absolutely breath-taking. They came to you. Instantly makes one curious, possesses great pace, great tone, gorgeous language already. The violent imagery in the ...

The beginning of this peice is quite gripping, and I love that it is gripping. Your use of her name within the first sentence almost put me off but venturing ...

Hey, I didn't read all of your story because - to be frank - the character didn't interest me at all. You started off my desribing how she looked, what ...