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All Critiques and Comments

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On The Jeremy Files, Chapter 1: Sunlit Memories, by pikachufannumber1: I really really like this poem.  It's written very thoroughly - if that makes sense.  All of the rhymes flow to... » Read more...
On Can't Explain, by Rusty Shackleford: Ok! I second the slightly confusing phrasing below It couldn’t be done better in a movie, which this scene may or may not ... » Read more...
On Can't Explain, by Rusty Shackleford: I don't really want to analyze this piece.  In fact, I just want to let the thoughts and feelings inspired by it lin... » Read more...
On Things My Sister Taught Me, by Carrie Griffin: I really enjoyed reading this.  Although I think that personally I might have pushed Essie down a well at some point in ... » Read more...
On Cooking Dinner Alone, by Lisette Wood: I think what Brian is talking about is the Umpf of the piece... maybe... Theres a lot of building a feeling of waiting and an... » Read more...
On Flock, by Mr. Croup: There is supposedly an old tale told to children by their elders in the city of Shein You refer to the city as the "old cit... » Read more...
On Poem, by Rush Hannity:  I really like the way this poem goes through various stages of relationships, however I do think that the first interlu... » Read more...
On Leaves, by Arday Urthona: I really like this poem.  It reminds me of crinkly old yellowed paper.... and an aging dictator who only meant good thin... » Read more...
On Hamm, by Manfred Tooley: First off, I'd like to say that I really enjoyed this piece.  I thought the amount of details in it just further con... » Read more...
On Three Minutes, by Carl Antonowicz: Um, I didn't get this in its original format.  Also it's entirely possible that  I the only one who was utt... » Read more...