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Re: Shyness
This was good, especially for your first. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for not using 200 metaphors. Being a shy person by nature, this is accurate and brings up ...
Aug 29, 2014 -
Re: Moonlight
I love that you didn't rely on sadness to create a beautiful piece. The imagery wasn't too wordy, but it was good. I could see it in my mind, more ...
Aug 29, 2014 -
Re: i loved you four hundred and seventy days
This was probably the best poem I've ever read on this website, or any other website. You have such talent! The words and paragraphs flow together and, honestly, I felt ...
Aug 29, 2014 -
Re: Memories
The beginning felt like a pickup of something else? I do like the fact that you used correct grammar and punctuation where needed. The story made me happy, although it ...
Jun 20, 2014 -
Re: In a room full of laughter..
To start off, good for you, trying something new! Of course, since you're not really familiar, the wording is a little wonky in some spots. I'm sure every other review ...
Jun 20, 2014 -
Re: Time
I like your consistency in capitalization, and relate to this poem immensely, having been in long distance relationships as well. The only complaint from me is the punctuation. A lot ...
Jun 20, 2014 -
Re: Dear Sean,
I won't prod you on your metaphors and how you describe things, because poetry is a form of art and art can mean anything to anyone. How you interpret your ...
Jun 20, 2014 -
Re: Stoner Boy
Of course, there are gramatical slip-ups, like in most poetry, but I love this poem so much. The metaphors aren't overdone, the wording is just right, and the overall feeling ...
Jun 18, 2014 -
Re: Apple
I LOVE THIS! It's not too long, but you use every single line to your advantage. I could almost see and hear the actions you were describing! the ending tied ...
Jun 18, 2014 -
Re: Pretty Girls
Sticking to the theme is an important part of poetry, even in free verse. It started with complaints about girls who enjoy other things (stereotypical 'bitchy' girls) And turned into ...
Jun 18, 2014 -
Re: She, Me. You, I.
I loved this. The only advice would be to make your verses a little longer. Not all of them, but some could have been blended and the rhyme would have ...
Jun 18, 2014
