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Therwormwriter

  • Poetry » Realistic, Literature Re: Nobody's Son, Nobody's Daughter.

    Hello! Overall this is a good poem, and as someone who is gender ??? and have went through moments where I have though myself to be gender-fluid, I think you ...

    Oct 22
  • Short Story » Romantic, General Re: A Glimpse so Strong

    Then I saw him. Stopping at the light beside our van. Staring in front of him, not having a clue. Most likely thinking to himself about his day, plans, etc. ...

    Oct 20
  • Other » General, General Re: Perhaps I Want to Write Something…

    First off, If you have not watched 'the history of the entire world I guess' on YouTube you should, this poem reminds me of the beginning of it. Typically I ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Sea without a boat

    I really love that this is giving more meaning but changing nothing. This poem frames nothingness and hangs it on the wall. This poem is generally very beautiful, and a ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Realistic, Review Re: The Turtle

    I love this poem! Particularly the complex language use adds a lot to it. For what is speed but panic made kinetic, what haste but terror wearing gilded shoes? The ...

    Oct 20
  • Short Story » General, General Re: A little romance in my bedroom

    This is a very cute and kind of sad thing, they get to play and such, but due to the nature of fire and wind, well, The candle kissed the ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Fantasy, Lyrical Re: The Gentle Forge

    I love the extended metaphor of the forge and weapons! Extended metaphors can be difficult to do well, and I think you did quite decently. I love the way that ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Fantasy, Realistic Re: The Stars Beneath Us

    I feel as though this poem can be a statement on being so high on the ladder you can no longer see your initial goals any more. There is no ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Narrative, General Re: Sinner

    As someone who grew up in religion, this is so incredible. This poem makes me want to post more poems about religion, the way that violence in this poem always ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Lyrical, Nature Re: By a Cornwall Cliff

    I will be honest in not truly understanding the first line, but i can speak some on the rest. Thinking about it it could truly be so many different things, ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: THE ART OF HER

    I generally am not the romantic type of person, nor do I particularly enjoy reading about romance. This poem shows much more than romance, it shows a purer love. The ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Nature, Lyrical Re: My planet: a leaf

    This is a quite relatable poem to me, the world feels so tiny and huge and like its so much more. I love the view of leaves as the fractaling ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Everything Still

    This sort of feels like the experience of locking your knees, unswaying and plopping. It also makes me think of marching band. People are made for movement, in a multitude ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Humor, Action / Adventure Re: Bee Poems

    This is a very cute poem! I enjoy the use of slant rhymes( I hope that's what they are called). I find this a very chill poem and down to ...

    Oct 20
  • Poetry » Humor, Narrative Re: The Anatomy of a Sneeze

    This is a very detailed poem, and I very much so appreciate the detail that goes into this poem. It also is humorous, something I find the poetry community (me, ...

    Oct 20


Edna began to feel like one who awakens gradually out of a dream, a delicious, grotesque, impossible dream, to feel again the realities pressing into her soul.
— Kate Chopin, The Awakening