blueca

Hello! Blueca here for a quick review: The imagery of this piece is really lovely. The first two lines immediately conjure the mental image of the first rays of dawn ...

This poem! Ahhh!! So good! I'm totally fan-personing(? rip gender neutral terms) over this work. I can relate a lot to this, andit reminded me of all the internal battles ...

This is really lovely! The language is colorful and evokes a lot of imagery with rather few words, which is difficult to pull off. I like the harp comparison. Initially, ...

For the thematic content of the work, @frogforest has covered it wonderfully. This is a fantastic and very powerful piece about something really hard to talk about. The short lines ...

Oh, wow. My father and I have had a troubling relationship, too, so I understand the mindset that produced this piece. here's a sense of dread that comes with the ...

This is a really fun way to break down mental health! All the "Joes" are very stereotypical, which is far from a bad thing in this context. Going into the ...

This story is strong overall. I applaud the choice to use Beethoven's Tempest, it works pretty well thematically. I interpret it as Ludia taking charge of her sorrow and finding ...

I find this poem captivating and very touching. The refrain of "if I ever tried" is interesting to think about, as it puts focus on the past failures that extend ...

Oh wow, I love this! The imagery is powerful, especially the focus on weight, emptyness, and ensnarement. The vaccuum chamber metaphor is a little dicey, I didn't get it until ...