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  • Poetry » Narrative, General Re: Samson's Testimony

    I'm sort of confused by this poem. Especially in the line, "Where's my hair?" I sort of got most of the poem, but when I got to the last line, ...

    Jan 13, 2014
  • Poetry » Romantic, Realistic Re: A Piece of Me

    I like the idea of this poem, told by a trusting person, who, no matter how many times they have their heart broken, continues to entrust it countless times to ...

    Jan 12, 2014
  • Short Story » Mystery / Suspense, Other Re: Static

    I forgot one more thing: I think you switch tenses consistently throughout the piece, from present to past and back again. Choose one, and then change the words in the ...

    Jan 11, 2014
  • Short Story » Mystery / Suspense, Other Re: Static

    I really enjoyed this story, with these little hints placed carefully along the way, just enough so I had it figured out by the revealing line. The anecdotes are really ...

    Jan 11, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Red, Yellow, and Blue

    Great poem! You really gave a whole new insight about fire, and it was a fantastic one! In this line: Pink as blushing cheek I think you should make it ...

    Jan 8, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Birdbath Wishes

    I love poems where it's shaped as an important symbol from the poem! I really enjoyed this, mostly because this happens to everyone. There is always something that as a ...

    Jan 5, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Insanity

    I like the word choice of this poem and how it is written, but I don't really understand it. The moon warms up your smile. The sun cools down your ...

    Jan 5, 2014
  • Short Story » Other, General Re: Off the Edge

    Normally stories about suicide attempts are dark and creepy (at least to me), but I think you captured more of its reality, which I liked. I noticed how the other ...

    Jan 5, 2014


Too often we crave the extraordinary in life, without even learning how to cherish the ordinary first. Friend, I promise you this: if you can learn to take joy in the simple mundane things in life, the extraordinary will take care of itself, it'll be on its way, hurrying towards you. But if you skip the first part, it'll ever evade you.
— Arcticus