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  • Poetry » Other, Supernatural Re: Murder

    The best thing about this poem was definitely your use of symbolism and personification. A little different at the end, and I suspect there's a deeper meaning here, but nevertheless ...

    Jun 10, 2015
  • Poetry » Realistic, Spiritual Re: Why be the best?

    WELCOME TO YWS!!! I think you're getting the idea of what poetry is all about. The only issue here is conventions. You capitalize words that aren't necessary and space things ...

    Jun 10, 2015
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Realistic Re: belly up

    I absolutely love the structure of this poem!! I'm critiqued often on my poem structured like this, but it's so symbolic! I thin it's an important part of the art. ...

    Jun 10, 2015
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Health Re: Soiling Stigma

    I absolutely love studying and researching mind disorders like manic depressive disorder. Alongside with writing it's my #1 choice career at the moment. I love what you've done here. and ...

    Jun 9, 2015
  • Poetry » Humor, Satire Re: Algebra and Mystery Meat

    I do appreciate this comical twist on what a teacher might think. You did a good job of using aspects we as students might not imagine and you used different ...

    Jun 9, 2015
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: The Dance

    I don't find this very cheesy at all...love does what it does, and sometimes cliches are what comes out of us because of it. That being said, you've found a ...

    Jun 9, 2015
  • Poetry » Realistic, Narrative Re: Autumn Days

    Love the rhyme, rhythm, and structure of this poem! I have to say it has a FEW cliches that are often found in poetry...but they're not overused and you balance ...

    Jun 9, 2015
  • Poetry » General, General Re: when you cant understand the word omnipresent

    Very raw and thought-provoking. A good poem makes you read twice! Some people might find this too difficult to understand and accuse you of stringing together random phrases, but I ...

    Jun 9, 2015
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Aidel, my little brother.

    Hello there! Welcome to YWS!!! I haven't read any of these reviews (I know, I'm horrible...) so I apologize if I repeat what's already been said. I'm just gonna dive ...

    Jun 9, 2015
  • Poetry » Other, Satire Re: She wanted freedom

    So I think the other reviewers here covered the majority of issues in the poem. I want to talk about something other than the content: the title. I'm a big ...

    Jun 3, 2015
  • Poetry » Lyrical, Realistic Re: Seeing it Right......

    @SnazzyPencil is right...this is plagiarism of the poem Colorblind just written recently... YWS is a place to write original work. If you like the poem, maybe write a response or ...

    Jun 3, 2015
  • Poetry » Romantic, Lyrical Re: Locked

    WELCOME TO YWS!!! I. Love. Poetry. I write it often, and let me say I appreciate a powerful poem that gets its point across in a way like this. Poetry ...

    May 25, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » General, General Re: Wool of the Prince-- Epilogue

    Okay I felt the need to say this quick-- I haven't really read this series but now that I see it's finished I am so proud and in awe! I ...

    May 25, 2015
  • Poetry » Literature, Teen Fiction Re: That So Called Friends

    hello there:) I think this poem would actually make a great rap. Maybe you should fine-tune stuff and make it a song. That'd be cool. So things I like: it's ...

    May 25, 2015
  • Poetry » Lyrical, Dramatic Re: Writer’s Curse

    the structure of this poem looks nice, as is the rhyming scheme and rhythm. the one thing I'm not too keen on is the 'generic-ness' of this poem. it's beautifully ...

    May 5, 2015


"The trouble with Borrowing another mind was, you always felt out of place when you got back to your own body, and Granny was the first person ever to read the mind of a building. Now she was feeling big and gritty and full of passages. 'Are you all right?' Granny nodded, and opened her windows. She extended her east and west wings and tried to concentrate on the tiny cup held in her pillars."
— Terry Pratchett, Discworld: Equal Rites