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Re: materfamilias
WOW! Stunning use of imagery and metaphor. I felt like I was discovering new with each line. I have a difficult relationship with both of my parents (I don’t speak ...
Feb 23, 2021 -
Re: A Comparison of Education Between the Multiverses
I’m rather stunned by the quality of this piece. It’s dense and academic while still remaining entertaining and fun, and I feel that meets the goal of educating its readers ...
Feb 23, 2021 -
Re: Better Days (two poems)
Focusing specifically on the First poem, I absolutely love the imagery. I think the gentle personification at the beginning really sets the tone for what you have going on in ...
Feb 8, 2021 - Re: i am numb Feb 7, 2021
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Re: and the snow is falling up into the sky
You took a well overdone premise and really breathed life into it with this one. I enjoyed this immensely and am definitely going to read more of your work after ...
Jul 28, 2018 -
Re: The Frustrated Pastor
If I ever needed an example of how to perfectly use satire to make poignant commentary on an issue within a culture this is what i would use. As someone ...
Jul 28, 2018 -
Re: A broken heart
I love this concept so much!!!!!!1 The suspense of it all really makes me excited to see more from you so I hope you decide to continue this story. With ...
Jul 28, 2018 -
Re: 14 Principles
I like the premise quite a bit. where I'm caught slightly is the execution. This piece has great potential, but one thing you need to work on is the flow ...
Jan 8, 2018 -
Re: Apples and cinnamon
with the amount of meticulous imagery in this short it would be safe to assume that you cold describe color to a blind man. I loved this piece a whole ...
Jan 6, 2018 -
Re: Belated Epiphanies
First off, I REALLY enjoyed this poem. I personally think your word choice expressed a unique voice that complements the subject matter quite well. The flow was good for the ...
Jan 6, 2018 -
Re: New Year
hey there, right off the bat I am noticing a lack of punctuation, which makes it hard to read and comprehend what is happening. I could have missed it, but ...
Jan 6, 2018
