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hira

  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: Bathing in the Stars

    Hey there! I absolutely loved it! Your poem is bursting with positivity and optimism as it narrates the story of a person who, regardless of all the hardships in his ...

    Sep 21
  • Poetry » General, General Re: primordial origin of all creation

    Hey! I have to say a few words about this beautiful poem of yours! Firstly, I really like the way you try to imagine the existence beyond the known borders ...

    Sep 19
  • Poetry » Other, Lyrical Re: LET IT BURN FOREVER

    Hey! I really liked this one. I think the use of light/sun imagery was really well done, especially since it creates this almost painful sensation, which then validates why the ...

    Sep 18
  • Poetry » General, General Re: i keep humans

    Hi there! I really liked reading this! The style in which this poem was written is pretty distinct and surrealistic, and I loved the focus on the metaphors of memory, ...

    Sep 18
  • Poetry » Horror, Mystery / Suspense Re: Persecution

    Hey, I liked reading this, but I feel like the best part in the poem is repetition. The constant repeating of running, hiding, fighting, and trying to stop the man ...

    Sep 18
  • Short Story » General, General Re: When the Moon Vanished

    Hey! I liked this, the premise of which hooked me right away. Having the moon disappear and the ocean die with it was a nice touch, as was tying it ...

    Sep 17
  • Novel / Chapter » Fanfiction, Mystery / Suspense Re: Unsolved Deceptions Chapter 1 Standing in Oblivion

    hey! hira here to review! First off, I liked the ambiance of the chapter - the intro already creates a lot of confusion, and the description of the mysterious ballroom, ...

    Sep 15
  • Poetry » Narrative, Realistic Re: Window

    Hey! I really liked this poem! I liked how you contrasted the child’s wonder, viewing the world from the window with a heart full of joy and the adult’s fear ...

    Sep 14


The greatest part of a writer’s time is spent in reading, in order to write; a man will turn over half a library to make one book.
— Samuel Johnson