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  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: The Dying Tree: Lovers Regrowing

    Ok, a lot of stuff has been edited. I actually took a look at this and realised that the focus isn't that strong. I've got good lines in here but ...

    Jan 18, 2008
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: The Black Cat

    OK, I've edited a fair amount of the original poem without losing anything that important I agree, I did use touch way too much, and I actually always intended to ...

    Jan 13, 2008
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: Lips to the Galaxy

    I've added some punctuation and generally mixed things up a little, I understand what bubblewrapped was saying, I've put it into practise and hope the result makes it an overall ...

    Dec 8, 2007
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: Lips to the Galaxy

    I've edited the last few lines so they seem a bit nicer now Lot less mention of 'eyes' but I've kept the last line of the first stanza because it's ...

    Dec 6, 2007
  • Poetry » Other, General Re: Being Imperfection

    Excellent stuff, I'm pretty impressed with the intelligence of it, there are no 'waster' lines, it's all one big description and I love it Nice job, the 'immigration' sounded forced ...

    Dec 4, 2007
  • Lyrics » General, General Re: Rise and Fall by Moonlight

    Hello Mr EliteHusky I'm glad you enjoyed my mention the the word 'bed-sheet', it's actually quite under-appreciated and I'm very sad to hear that no one else uses it. I'm ...

    Dec 3, 2007
  • Lyrics » General, General Re: Rise and Fall by Moonlight

    Common cut us some slack here... It's hard to post beats, music etc. Music is meant to be heard I get what you're saying though, it's always difficult to read ...

    Dec 3, 2007
  • Lyrics » General, General Re: Rise and Fall by Moonlight

    I'd have issues with the repitition if it were a poem Yeah these are lyrics So it's not an actual poem, thus repetition is meant to fit in with the ...

    Dec 3, 2007


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