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Re: The Last Night of Summer
Thanks for the review, Seirre! :p
Jun 8, 2022 -
Re: The Last Night of Summer
Hey there fructose, thanks for the review! I don't know why the rhyming feels forced to you, each line of the entire poem has six syllables, except for the first ...
Jun 8, 2022 -
Re: An Ode to Liberty
Hey there, thanks for the review, Lizzy! Well, as I said to Lee in their review, "ad" is a Latin word which means "to" or "till". I guess the problems ...
Jun 6, 2022 -
Re: The Last Day of Autumn
Thanks for the review, Lee! The "and" is actually required, as it means that the butterflies rest on the half-dead bark, not the saplings. I think I should add a ...
Jun 3, 2022 -
Re: An Ode to Liberty
Thanks for the review, Lee! Firstly, "Free Will and Free Thought" represent one idea, and therefore, I have used "is" instead of "are". Secondly, "ad" is a Latin word, which ...
Jun 2, 2022 -
Re: The Tea-Seller
Thanks for the review, D! :p
May 17, 2022 -
Re: The Tea-Seller
Thanks for the review, AriesBookworm! :p
May 17, 2022 -
Re: The Tea-Seller
I do not exactly get what you meant to say, but thanks for the review! :D
May 16, 2022 -
Re: The Tea-Seller
Thanks for the review, vampricone! :D
May 15, 2022 -
Re: Julius Caesar
Edit: I divided the poem into stanzas, it already had stanzas before, but the gaps were erased for some unknown reason
Apr 16, 2022 -
Re: Julius Caesar
Actually, this was divided into stanzas but when I uploaded it on phone, I don't know why but the spaces were gone. "Made better little, life people's," basically means "I ...
Apr 16, 2022 -
Re: Julius Caesar
The first line that you refer to, refers to Brutus and Cassius - who conspirated to kill Caesar and to some extent, Labienus too who left Caesar to fight against ...
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Re: Sleepless Nights
Thanks for the review StellarJay! :p
Mar 31, 2022 -
Re: Sleepless Nights
Thank you for the review, vampricone! :p
Mar 18, 2022 -
Re: Dear Professor Caesar
Thank you for the review, Malice! :p
Mar 12, 2022
