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  • Poetry » Realistic, General Re: If You Only Knew Me

    Hey Emily Its ME!!! Caitie I wanted to tell you that I love this poem, mostly because I know about it, but I really like how you captured it! And ...

    Mar 23, 2016
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: Hesitation

    Thanks for pointing out the typo and I went in and changed it, and thanks for the review!

    Feb 25, 2016
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: Hesitation

    Thanks for the review and I will go and make the changes!

    Feb 25, 2016
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: Hesitation

    Hey Harry and thanks for the review and the advise!

    Feb 24, 2016
  • Poetry » General, Literature Re: The Girl Who Watched And Waited

    Oh thank you soooo much! I'm glad people can relate to this. Thanks for the review as well.

    Feb 1, 2016
  • Poetry » General, Literature Re: The Girl Who Watched And Waited

    Thanks for your review and I will take in to consideration when I revise it!

    Jan 29, 2016
  • Poetry » General, Literature Re: The Girl Who Watched And Waited

    Thanks for the tips and the review! I try to polish it later.

    Jan 29, 2016
  • Poetry » General, Literature Re: The Girl Who Watched And Waited

    Thx Rach! I appreciate the tips!

    Jan 29, 2016
  • Poetry » Romantic, Dramatic Re: Learning to Let Go

    Hey I'm Caitie. I wanted to say that this was indeed a very sad but romantic poem. I love how in a shortish poem there is a big story. We ...

    Jan 26, 2016
  • Poetry » Humor, General Re: Life of a teenager

    Hey! I love this poem because not only does this describe the life of a teenager, but it describes you. I can totally relate to everything in this poem and ...

    Jan 26, 2016
  • Poetry » Humor, General Re: Dear Santa Claus

    Hey I loved reading this it reminded me of when I was younger asking my parents all about Santa. The rhyming made me love it even more, and the ending ...

    Dec 15, 2015


"In my contact with people I find that, as a rule, it is only the little, narrow people who live for themselves, who never read good books, who do not travel, who never open up their souls in a way to permit them to come into contact with other souls -- with the great outside world."
— Booker T. Washington, Up From Slavery