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haha

hey, i can compliment people too, just...not as often as others do.




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Hey,

I really like it!

I especially like the way you make a person feel

like they can "escape" with sleep. It's certainly my escape! :)

I also like the way you separated "Or dies" and

"Forever". It sort of gives the poem more depth and

makes a person think about it for a second.

Nice job!!

(By the way thanks for replying to my message in the welcome forum!)

:)




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I like the idea of flying in your dreams, I have always wanted to fly like a bird with wings of feathers high where noone can reach.This piece is really outstanding and shows you have alot of potential.




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This was very good! I think it was an amazing peice of work. The rythym was clear and so were the words and the defenitions that you meant for them to have! Very good job! :D
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LOL I agree with you! he made a reasonably good review! There must be something wrong...
Anyway, I liked it. I think you described it well because I think (and this is what i think you meant) you also mentioned dreaming. And the might, I totally disagree with however said it should be something else, because when you're sleeping you can't be sure if you'll have a nice dream (where you could free yourself from reality and fly away) or if you'll have a bad dream that will pursue through the rest of the night. Anyway I liked it and that's all i have to say :D
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