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Re: Surrender
Heyy lovelydove, thanks for the review! As for the timing, where i live, at 4p.m it starts to get dark and the skies get kinda dull and gloomy. When one ...
Jan 3 - Re: Monster creature of the closet Dec 19, 2025
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Re: A bedtime story
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Re: Counting Sheep
This!! I just love it when literature evokes that sense of fellow feeling. I'm sorry about your anxiety, but I have no doubt You've come out of it a much ...
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Re: Mindscape
Thanks for your review! The second-last paragraph was about the person rediscovering hope, and the crossed out lines are a paradoxical parallel to the initial past version of the person ...
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Re: Mindscape
Thanks for this sweet review, I loved the lion and gazelle analogy. Welcome to YWS
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Re: I don't want to be your friend.
Okay camilla cabello real asf tho
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Re: I tell myself I'm beautiful
i love it you can js see int he last part the spark that ties it all together
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Re: Point in Time
Ahh, thanks a lot! You captures most of it really well, and the ambiguity of reciprocation IS what I set out to convey. When you're in love, all you can ...
Jun 7, 2025 - Re: Someone from the past Jun 5, 2025
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Re: Point in Time
Aww, this is a very wholesome review! I kinda wanted to connect 'point' in time, to the speck of colour or a speck on the horizon. The work also starts ...
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Re: Sibylline Ideations
Heyy! So 'sibylline' comes from Sibyl, which is a word for ancient prophetesses ( from Greece or Rome ). Sibylline Ideations stands for prophetic thoughts and ponders. The narrator as ...
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Re: Sibylline Ideations
Thanks a lott! Yeah, continuity can be really hard to involve in a poem that randomly branches off to different streams of time. The woman in the sunset is actually ...
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Re: Counting Sheep
Yeahh, definitely have to work on my rhyming. Glad you understand the 'counting sheep' thing, its just a coping mechanism to bring one back from the edge. Thanks a lot ...
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Re: Counting Sheep
This poem is about a sleepless night, when the world feels so quiet that you have to turn inwards to hear something. And what you hear (doubts, fears) often spur ...
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