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AK the Twilight
2008-05-04
ch 1,
abuseThe beginning of this poem is very vivid and very good. Aside from the occasional grammar error, (I'm assuming it's "for there has been a drought. The "falling emotions" thing feels a bit gimmicky, but it isn't a horrible idea.

Good job on this. The storm is well-presented and the poem is great because of it.
simpleplan13
2007-09-04
ch 1,
abusefor the has been a drought.. there

I like this a lot.. its a great metaphor.. and i like that formatting.. nicely done
shinco
2007-08-22
ch 1,
abuseOk, I'm not even gonna tell you the errors cause I wanna get right into saying thias was cool! And I agree with Leaving Here on the
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part. It was cool, and it gave the very impression that the emotions were falling! Nice idea! GO SHAZAAM!
FunkyFlower17
2007-08-19
ch 1,
abusehmm... i liked the style, and the words used conjure powerful imagery... nice work overall :)


take care,

~mez~
Femme de Dieu
2007-06-20
ch 1,
abuseLiked the message here. The way you wrote *falling emotions* was very good, though I might have staggered the letters just a bit, for when things fall it's rarely in a straight line, not even tears. I think it's the word (days) at the end that really threw me off kilter. I just felt if the last line had been longer and sort of trailed off, it might have better conveyed the feeling of the prior emotions being washed away. Just a personal opinion at that. L.
Leaving Here
2007-06-15
ch 1,
abuselove the,
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part.

[note, i did not copy and paste that part,
i took the time to write it all out,
wat a loser (me)]

very awesome.

liz
recycle rhymes
2007-06-06
ch 1,
abusefalling emotions - i like how it is formatted b/c emotions are so hard that they just fall apart literally. m thinking too philosophically but that's how my brain works. that gets really lost on ppl...kind of sucks. anyway nice work.
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