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  • Poetry » Literature, Literature Re: Happy New Year!

    Ah yes,a poem celebrating the New Year! Something we all need after the two previous years that happened with us.I myself can’t wait for 2022.Maybe everything will be under control ...

    Dec 29, 2021
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: An Unfinished Tragedy

    Wow..this poem was really emotional.The painful feeling of knowing that a beautiful love never started is described well over here! I have a question is this (or some of this,anyway) ...

    Dec 28, 2021
  • Art » Health, Spiritual Re: Prison of Perfection

    Yes,I totally agree with what you just said in this piece,100%.Not only that,but I can relate to it,too.I really want to do things perfectly and make sure that the stuff ...

    Dec 27, 2021
  • Poetry » General, General Re: For a Fallen Angel

    I enjoyed the poem.This person,the narrator,would do anything to protect their loved ones.Even if it hurts them in the process,because they are helping their loved one out.Clearly the narrator feels ...

    Dec 26, 2021
  • Poetry » Satire, General Re: A Sad Poem of References

    I couldn’t decode where the quotes came from,but I think the one about great power coming with great responsibility is from “The Avengers“ and is said by Thor.I could be ...

    Dec 25, 2021
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: Winter Love

    Oooh! Cute and nice winter poem to read on Christmas Eve.It’s got a nice message to it.Love will blossom like Winter and if it’s good and true,it will last for ...

    Dec 24, 2021
  • Poetry » General, Dramatic Re: A Reindeer Adventure

    Ooooh! Lovely poem to read before Christmas! It was so whimsical and fun,I picture this as a Christmas special.Bernadette and Hershell's friendship was adorable and I loved how you added ...

    Dec 23, 2021
  • Poetry » General, Other Re: he who hath...

    I like this poem.Yes,love can give us these feelings.It’s very true.Now,I have to say,I loved the descriptions! It was well-detailed,I coukd picture it in my mind.The metophorical flames,the desire.

    Dec 22, 2021
  • Poetry » Narrative, General Re: I breathe brazenly

    I have enjoyed reading this poem.I have to say,it was very descriptive! When you describe the ants crawling around the narrator’s toes and the wind playing with the narrator’s hair.I ...

    Dec 21, 2021
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Romantic Re: An ode to love lost

    I have enjoyed reading this poem about lost love.We can love so hard,we forget what’s rational.We end up doing things based on that love and it can do more harm ...

    Dec 20, 2021
  • Poetry » Technology, Narrative Re: fuel economy

    Yes,this poem could be relatable.We don’t want to spend our time thinking about our feelings,we don’t have time for ourselves.Why is that? Because we’re so focused on getting stuff done,we ...

    Dec 19, 2021
  • Poetry » Romantic, Lyrical Re: and the tides wash out traces of us

    I enjoyed this poem.Yes,we’re afraid of being forgotten,everyone is,but some things are better left unsaid.Like the love that grows between people that warms them from one else needs to know ...

    Dec 18, 2021
  • Poetry » General, General Re: To catch a sunrise.

    I loved reading this poem.I wonder,is this about saying goodbye to love? Or,if the words “Goodbye” and “love” were people in a relationship and goodbye was thinking of a breakup,because ...

    Dec 17, 2021
  • Poetry » General, Lyrical Re: liberation

    I like this poem.Too often,we feel the need to relax and go to our imagination,to take a break from reality.This poem was lovely to read.I like how you ask if ...

    Dec 16, 2021
  • Short Story » Horror, Supernatural Re: The Vending Machine

    Oh wow…what an interesting story…I wonder if Maria will turn into vending machine food.Did she become the vending machine? How is it cursed? Who cursed it? Did someone or something ...

    Dec 16, 2021


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