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  • Poetry » Mystery / Suspense, Supernatural Re: One Last Breath

    Hello!! Am moon.you have reviewed my works so am reviewing yours. I really love the repetition of “Another crack. Another beat. Another gasp. Another leap.” It gives the poem a ...

    Oct 9
  • Poetry » General, General Re: please, could you meet me at the cemetery?

    Hello! Am moon Firstly, I'm really in love with this poem. I think the speaker is talking to someone who has died, and maybe the speaker wants to die too. ...

    Oct 9
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Death is the Easy path

    Hello!! am moon. You have reviewd my works so am reviewing yours. I liked this poem . I actually liked the repetition of “Death is the easy path.” It worked ...

    Oct 8
  • Poetry » Health, Nature Re: Rainbow

    Hello! Am moon I really like this poem. It was easy to read and I really liked the imagery.that red part kinda make me feel bad yet its ok. I ...

    Oct 8
  • Poetry » Realistic, Literature Re: The World, Briefly

    Hello Lilly! Am moon. I really liked this poem. It kind of feels like something I would write in my diary. I really liked the “stay a little longer” part, ...

    Oct 8
  • Poetry » Realistic, Literature Re: What the Dust Remembers

    Hello am moon!! I really enjoyed this peom. I think am kinda obsessed with it. Mainly i liked that rose part, it really got me. I don't how to explain ...

    Oct 8
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Teen Fiction Re: take 2 of my novel

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    Hello! I enjoyed the mysterious and adventurous atmosphere of this chapter. The opening immediately creates a sense of discomfort and uncertainty through the ruined shrine, the decaying surroundings,

    Oct 5
  • Short Story » Fantasy, Lyrical Re: The High Blocks

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    This was a beautifully imaginative and emotional story. I really liked how it began with something so simple and innocent—the two girls creating their “High Blocks”—and gradually transformed i

    Oct 5
  • Novel / Chapter » Fanfiction, Mystery / Suspense Re: Unsolved Deceptions Chapter 1 Standing in Oblivion

    Okay I really liked this!! The whole opening felt so eerie. Like the “I couldn’t tell if it was dark or if my eyes were closed” part immediately gave me ...

    Oct 5
  • Novel / Chapter » Literature, Satire Re: Boyfriend's Bizarre Legacy

    I genuinely don't even know where to start This was like opening one of those “I’ll just read a little” things and then suddenly I'm 40 pages deep into the ...

    Oct 5
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, General Re: Chapter 2 Lupus Smokeborn: The Wrong Father

    Heyy!! I really enjoyed this chapter. It starts off pretty simply with Lupus being woken up for the execution, but once he actually sees King Siraj, I immediately started wondering ...

    Oct 5
  • Novel / Chapter » Science Fiction, Teen Fiction Re: Look Up - Part 1 of 3 (A "Sunlight" short-story)

    Heyy Dom!! I really liked this one. The whole New Bombay setting is honestly so miserable but in a really good dystopian way. The polluted air, concrete rain, respirators, ads ...

    Oct 5
  • Novel / Chapter » Supernatural, Fantasy Re: The Autopsy of a God: Prologue

    Heyy! I really enjoyed this prologue. The opening with the rain immediately pulled me in, and I loved how Aureon’s thoughts made him feel less like some untouchable, all-powerful god ...

    Oct 5
  • Other » Literature, Realistic Re: The Road We Were Always Walking

    Heyy! I really liked the idea behind this. It’s short, but it makes you stop and actually think about what free will even means. The question at the beginning immediately ...

    Oct 5
  • Short Story » General, General Re: i cannot part the ocean for they will drown me where i stand

    Heyy! This was honestly such a heavy read, but I really liked it. The contrast between the beginning and the rest of the piece stood out to me a lot. ...

    Oct 5


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