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The crescent moon hangs from the sky,
you always say you wish
this strange night-dweller
didn't leave his fingernail clippings lying around.
I keep hoping he always will,
because when you stand on the horizon,
the moon is your halo.
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So I just revamped my review thread, and I found this. I think the reason I kept putting this off and off is because there's not much to be said! This is a lovely poem! I feel your ideas are clearly portrayed, your personification is en point and this is overall an enjoyable experience. Sorry for arriving late, Fort.
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This was a really cool poem, and just to say, I loved your choice to out the little crescent moon "emoji" at the beginning. ☽, I mean seriously, it's so cute! So I'll review line by line:
"The crescent moon hangs from the sky," I think this line is fine.
"and you always say you wish" I think the "and" at the beginning kind of stops the flow.
"that this strange night-dweller" I think "that", again, stops the flow. This poem should really move, and these words at the beginning stop it from doing so.
"didn't leave his fingernail clippings lying around." Oooooh, this line is spooky! I love it!
"But I keep hoping he always will," AGAIN! "But" should be taken out. (Sorry if I sound stupid, but . . .)
"because when you stand on the horizon," This line is fine too.
"the moon is your halo." I wish that the last line was different. You should add something else in, this line didn't do it for me. Your last line should always impact the reader more than the rest of the poem all together.
This poem was still really nice. You have a great voice and really meaningful word choice. Really good job on this one.
Alex out!
No, you didn't sound stupid. I actually didn't realize that could make it flow better. And it does! Thanks for pointing that out. And I feel like the end needs something too, but I don't know what it is. XD
Yeah, thanks for replying!
Hey fortis, Rhia here to review!


This is so interesting and cute. Short and sweet, too, gotta love that. I love the moon, which drew me to read this, and this is such an interesting reason for someone else to choose to love it to. I really liked it.
I do, however, almost wish it was longer. I would have enjoyed reading imagery filled lines of the moon acting as this person's halo, and how they appeared cast in moonlight, and why having a moon-halo fit them.
Another thing is the third line from the end. There's something kind of off with the wording, it makes it sound slightly awkward. I would just play around with how it's worded.
"But I keep hoping they always will,"
Maybe, "Yet, I hope that they always will," or something. I think it's the "keep hoping" that throws it off, maybe try wording it with something differently. And, but always sounds a little tired out, especially at beginnings of sentences.
Last thing. "because when you stand on the horizon,
the moon is your halo."
Perhaps add a line clarifying that when they stand on the horizon when it's night and that hangnail moon hangs in the sky, it is there halo. Cause right now, it's open. They could be standing there at daytime or the new moon, etc. But maybe that's just me trying to get you to add more so I can read more
Great job, thanks for sharing