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  • Poetry » Dramatic, Film Re: It came down to Star Wars, in the end.

    You made a lot of conscious decisions in this poem (as I've seen from your comments below), and I'll try to keep those in mind. Take with salt; mind the ...

    Aug 23, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Action / Adventure Re: The Tales of the Argonauts: the Osorezu and the Hana (11-1)

    Oh my goodness this was posted in July. Travesty, that. Here, has a review. Take with salt; mind the edges. Deanie's pretty picky, but I've still got some fresh spins. ...

    Aug 20, 2014
  • Poetry » Lyrical, Spiritual Re: Deleted 44

    Study of righteous wrath. I'm going to keep that in mind. Take with salt; mind the edges. a soul is a violent and demanding core of gravity Diction. What is ...

    Aug 18, 2014
  • Poetry » General, Narrative Re: I wanted the Ink

    I read a line, and do not like it; then I read it again, and find it beautiful. Terribly odd. Take with salt; mind the edges. I should preface this ...

    Aug 18, 2014
  • Novel / Chapter » General, General Re: Wool of the Prince-- Chapter 20

    The mountains loomed like giants, showing snow-topped peaks by the morning sun. "Showing" is boring. "Revealing?" "Topped by?" "Crested by?" Try something more descriptive. The town they had stopped i

    Aug 11, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: I Want To Know Too

    My God; it's full of blood. I sincerely enjoyed this. I hate reviews that say: "Oh, Wow. This is just too good . Gee, I wish I could write this." ...

    Aug 11, 2014
  • Poetry » Realistic, Other Re: Procrastination

    It's very straightforward, which is not at all unwelcome. Take with salt; mind the edges. Procrastination is a condemnation "a condemnation"? Among many? The particle here, "a," floats purposelessly a

    Aug 11, 2014
  • Poetry » Romantic, General Re: I Want To Be Enough

    Take with salt; mind the edges. I have a handful of comments. I want to be enough to make you forget the others, Awk. "The others" is weak wording. I ...

    Aug 11, 2014
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Dramatic Re: Change?

    As I promised, I'll be filling in for whoever it was that stiffed you the review you were meant to receive from the Poetry Exchange Club. (I'm sure they didn't ...

    Aug 11, 2014
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Other Re: See you

    Now, I come here under the auspices of the Poetry Exchange Club. I truly want to provide a good review of your poem - especially since I believe you are ...

    Aug 10, 2014
  • Poetry » Literature, Spiritual Re: Sanctuary

    A-ha-ha! You taught me a word. What mendacity must this virtuous clause betray me?! Alas - the Princeton Web Dictionary assures me - abstrusity is indeed a word. And, in ...

    Aug 6, 2014
  • Poetry » Literature, Other Re: Photographs of Extinct Species

    I like this. Take with salt; mind the edges. Géneral Commentarts : 1st Stanza : Compared to the rest of the work (though there's not a lot for comparison, all ...

    Aug 2, 2014
  • Poetry » Narrative, Dramatic Re: Sunglasses

    Let's see... Take with salt; mind the edges. General Commentary : 1st Stanza : All I truly notice is a distinct lack of subtlety. I've said in reviews before, with ...

    Aug 2, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: The Teacher

    Mmmmh... I have mixed feelings, after reading this. I haven't done a review in some time, but I think I remember how I usually start these. :) Take with salt; ...

    Jul 13, 2014
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Then-Later-Day

    It's bizarre that you chose to express impatience (& perhaps other temporal frustrations) in such a complex way. Intriguing, of course, and certainly Seussical. I wouldn't agree it "has nothing ...

    Feb 17, 2014


The day, which was one of the first of spring, cheered even me by the loveliness of its sunshine and the balminess of the air. I felt emotions of gentleness and pleasure, that had long appeared dead, revive within me. Half surprised by the novelty of these sensations, I allowed myself to be borne away by them, and forgetting my solitude and deformity, dared to be happy.
— Mary Shelley, Frankenstein