Published July 18, 2011
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OMG OMG OMG

I am so excited to find that this is a series of yours and I am just loving the theme.
'Blankess' is just brilliant! Don't you think?
I am rushing this review slightly, because there is so much I want to say, but I just can't find the words.
It seems that you couldn't either.
But we'll look past that. XD
Another brilliant work.
Well done. XD
Ummmm..... Am I missing something? I don't see anything here.
On the other hand, this poem was sweet thoughtful, and very outright.
I only found a few spelling mistakes towards the end. You spelled mushrooms mooshrooms.
Thanks for another good poem?
(I haven't read any others)
I quite liked this piece - it was thematic and emotional, whilst the whole time keeping a good rhythm. No nitpicks to be honest, just in general it read like a song for me. I was listening to Pumped Up Kicks at the time, so maybe that's why, but I liked the eerie thoughts you entangled along with the self-destructive and despairing imagery. It worked really well for me.
Okay this is my third attempt at writing a review so forgive me if this is super brief but my computer is maddening. But what I'm trying to say is you wrote a great poem, it had a lot of energy in its imagery.
The only thing I would say is-- if this poem is not going to make a lot of sense, then you are just playing with the language. So embrace the idea of playing-- really twist the language into something fresh and new. And make sure that it keeps a sort of inner rhythm.
I don't want to tell you how to change your poem, so I'll just outline the bits that I think needed some work.
I don't think it's the best transition from one stanza to the next.
Besides those, I would say intersperse more one-liners in between your stanzas.
The last two stanzas were divine. Great job and keep writing,
Meagan
This is a very interesting piece. I like near the end with the repetition of the, "Hanging Garden" and how everything is sown up at the end. Great job keep writing:D