Hey there! Plume here, with a review! Also, happy belated welcome to YWS! I know you'll love it here.
This piece is a little hard to review, since it's not really a creative work. I think you could have perhaps attached it to the first work of The Mountain series, just to provide context while also having a creative work underneath so that people can actually provide a more beneficial review. Also, like the other review mentioned, you could to a blog post. If you want more people to read it, though, I think you should put it at the top of the first work of the series. Plus, this took 200 points to publish, so it would be better on multiple people's parts if you just attached it to the first poem.
Other than that, I think this sounds really interesting! The way I understand it is that you get a little more of the poem every time and have to write the end of it? It sounds like a super fun exercise, honestly. Maybe I should get someone to do that for me, haha. I'm excited to see how they turn out!
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This is a series of posts, the way this works is I'm doing an activity with my English tutor where she gave me the title of a poem I have never read and told me to write the poem.
The first sentence here is a comma splice, which means you have two independent clauses joined together with only a comma. This is technically incorrect. To fix it, you could do three things: make it two sentences, make the comma a semicolon, or add in a conjunction. Personally, I think these clauses would be the best as two separate sentences, because there's really nothing tying them together.
the poems that i write will slowly become more and more outlandish. the prompt of every poem will be written at the top, and the poem will be below it.
You've got a few capitalization errors here. "i" should be capitalized, and so should "the," since it's at the beginning of the sentence.
Overall: this sounds like a very fun opportunity to let your creativity flow! I'm really looking forward to reading what you come up with!
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