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  • Other » Realistic, Narrative Re: Ultramarine Idiot

    Hello! Let's get reviewing! As far as your comment, I am not a stranger to formatting problems on YWS. Someone taught me this helpful trick though: if you hit shift ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Clockwork

    Hello! This is a chilling poem and you've got some wonderful, chilling imagery here. A line I'm not entirely sure I like is "Your body walked with such precision that ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Poetry » Politics, Dramatic Re: The World I Live In

    This poem has a very direct message. I like how you don't dance around any of the issues but just get right to the point. However, especially in the first ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Poetry » Culture, Realistic Re: Humanity

    Hello, fellow After Watch member! Review time! When I first see this poem, I'm almost unsure how to read it. Reading it from top to bottom makes more sense, but ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » Literature, Dramatic Re: Revolution - Chapter 1

    Hello and happy Anniversary of Joining YWS (I'm about 11 days off, but it's close enough.) In the second sentence, there should be a semicolon after intentional since what follows ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Other » General, General Re: The darkness

    Hello there and welcome to YWS! I will be reviewing your piece today. The feel of this piece reminds me a lot of prose-poetry. Is that what it is? Why ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Poetry » Realistic, General Re: Tomorrow

    I like the moral of the poem; it's not whether or not you take life at a fast pace or a slow pace, you can still experience something amazing and ...

    Jul 1, 2014
  • Poetry » Fantasy, Dramatic Re: The Sword of Zalanzabar

    "Soles saturated" Soles should be soul. Sole is like the bottom of a shoe. "Night strikes morning, out like a candle" I feel the comma is unnecessary. My favorite lines ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Poetry » Culture, Satire Re: End It With a Bang.

    This poem takes on a very sensitive subject in a risky way. It's short but impactful and incredibly dark. I might suggest, if you wanted to lengthen the poem, try ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Historical Fiction Re: Wide Island

    Hi; tgirly here to review your poem. I'll try to make this good for a fellow After Watcher :) This piece is beautiful. I love how the poem is aligned ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Action / Adventure Re: Chapter 7: The Roommates

    Me again! Let's get right into the review. "She whirls around as I open the door and gasps." This seems like a bit of an overreaction; if the room was ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Poetry » Fantasy, Dramatic Re: The Sword of Zalanzabar

    "Soles saturated" Soles should be soul. Sole is like the bottom of a shoe. "Night strikes morning, out like a candle" I feel the comma is unnecessary. As far as ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Action / Adventure Re: Chapter 6: The Dome

    Hello! Tgirly here to review your work. "almost gothic looking windows appeared" Commit to it! Are they gothic looking or aren't they? Or maybe even just say they're gothic windows. ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » General, General Re: Wool of the Prince-- Chapter 14

    Hello! I'll be reviewing this piece today. I haven't read any of the other chapters, but from what I gather, you have a really interesting story premise here; really creative ...

    Jun 30, 2014
  • Poetry » Other, General Re: The Teacher

    Hi! A brief disclaimer: I don't know much about sonnets, so I'm sorry if any of this contradicts with the sonnet format, I'll try to avoid critiquing structure. 'until it's ...

    Jun 30, 2014


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