Ah, the voice of a young and vibrant love! Very descriptive and captivating is your poem. I enjoyed reading it from beginning to end.
I saw no grammar or typo issues with your writing. The flow is mostly smooth, but the enthusiasm and joy you express in your words more than make up for it.
Wow...a powerful poem. A topic that is long neglected, and for which society as a whole is paying a steep price.
You paint powerful images with your words. The last two lines cap it off perfectly. Hate is such a
time bomb with no warning when it will go off. And children do suffer greatly for it. I applaud your poem, and agree with it completely. Well done!
A fitting tribute to your loved one. I hope you find comfort in your memories of the man you knew and loved as father.
Your use of punctuation is sporadic, so I'm not sure if you are using poetic license or not. But it did not detract from the warm and comforting images you've written.
Keep on Writing. I look forward to reading more of your work in the future. And a heartfelt Welcome to Writing.com!
I believe every writer experiences that. The chasing, the pleading, the searching for that oft-elusive creature called inspiration, can be frustrating at times.
I enjoyed reading your poem. It flowed smoothly, and I saw no grammatical issues with your writing. My favorite lines are: "if you would only come back to me, my words would again have a home."
I liked the format you used. The repeating of the word Inevitably gives the tone for your writing. One day or another, given enough time, we will experience all that you have written (and most I have).
I also like the way the last stanza is written, and how it can be a "moral of the story". The flow of your poem is smooth. I saw no typos or grammar issues here. Well thought out and executed.
I enjoyed reading your work, and I look forward to more enjoyable reads.
A very descriptive poem about the workings of a vampire. I liked how you centered the poem and made the wording red. It is appealing to the eye and very appropriate.
The form is smooth and I noticed no typo or grammar issues in your writing. Vivid imagery in your choice of words. I can picture the evil master in my mind as he seduces and creates his own puppet.
Well done! I enjoyed reading your poem, and look forward to reading more of your work in the future! A pleasure, as always.
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I liked the voice of the story. It runs from kindergarten to adulthood in a flash. I wanted to smack the kindergarten teacher upside the head for trying to quash the dreams of a child. That teacher is definitely in the wrong profession. I also liked how you wrote in the voice of the child, using a child's pronunciation.
The last line of the story was my favorite: hard work CAN make dreams come true. I find this especially appropriate in writing.
I noticed you didn't close your parentheses after the college teacher's statement. Other than that, I didn't notice anything else.
I enjoyed reading this very much, and look forward to reading more of your work in the future. Great Job!
Thank you for sharing such a thought-provoking poem.
My first impression is this is a poem about abuse - perhaps leading to a suicide. It is a disturbing poem, but it grips the reader from beginning to end.
I found no typos or grammar issues. The repeating line casts a chilling feel to the poem itself.
It is an interesting format, with the repeating line and the rhyming verses after.
Well thought out and executed. I am glad to have read this and given the opportunity to review. I look forward to reading more of your work.
This has been fun. I've completed 10 days now, and I'd love to join your group. It has been a nice discipline, and the prompts are thought-provoking as well as fun. I appreciate the time taken to put a group like this together. As always, WdC has a great community, and fun things to do!
What a twist on the story "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz." As I read the story, I could see the story I know and how the twisting of the tale might be. It's a bit scary to see the twisting, and now I'm not sure which tale is right . I saw no typos or grammar issues with this little story. I also like how you called it a prophecy in this piece. "and they got the whole story wrong" is my favorite line.
Very well done. I look forward to reading more of your work.
Thank you for sharing this poem. I especially like how you've described the format you are using, and the details (explanations)of that format. Very well done.
I like how you go from dream to nightmare to relief that it was only a dream. The words you chose not only fit the format, but were vivid as well. I saw no grammar or typo issues here.
A very nice story. It has a great lesson as well. Concentrate on what is before you and what you have accomplished, instead of worrying about things that you have no control of.
The dragonfly picture added at the end of the story finished it off nicely. Well thought out and executed. I saw no grammar or typo issues to distract from the thoughts you presented.
Nicely done. I appreciate you taking the time to share this life lesson.
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This is a wonderful group. There are so many people and so many activities that help fund this group. I have been honored with an upgraded membership, and I find that this is such a caring community. It is great that the community is helpful to one another, and RAOK is doing a fantastic job!
The title of the poem caught my eye. I also appreciate the background you gave in the description area.
I can feel the congestion in your words. Trying to find room to move and breathe in a city that is so crowded. I can also feel the excitement in your tone, as you talk about the wonder of this city.
You don't use punctuation, and that helps with the feeling of clutter you find in such a huge place. It works for this poem. I spotted no grammar issues in this writing.
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I look forward to reading more of your work in the future.
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I enjoyed reading your poem. Vivid words and imagery in your piece. I picture a volcano as a background setting for this poem. I like the idea of death and rebirth in your words.
I found no typos or grammar issues to distract from the flow of your work. Nicely done. And I like the last line about destroying the "demons of negativity."
I hope to read more of your work in the future! Keep up the great job.
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This is indeed short, but interesting life of a peasant family. The lowest class citizen, the last to get anything. Life is all about survival. A family sold - whether it is to starvation or slavery, it is a sad tale. Crack in the household - Like a crack breaks up a house, so does being a peasant breaks into family life. Broken walls have become barriers. -like broken walls, poverty and starvation are barriers to the family's lives, imprisoning them as no bars can do.
A well written poem. I saw no grammar or typos in the execution of this poem. I enjoyed reading it, and had to think about it. I hope I wasn't too far off the mark.
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Wow...I guess taking "selfies" can be hazardous to your health, and life, as the case may be.
Interesting story and perspective. Thank you for sharing this item. The voice of the narrator is a bit abrupt, with just a tiny bit of sarcasm thrown in for good measure. A bit condescending, but I think that was what you were trying to accomplish.
Couple of suggestions (my opinion only...take for what is worth)..."in the Zoo", perhaps change to "at the Zoo")
Also "I didn't took selfies" perhaps change to "I didn't take selfies" Other than that, I didn't see too much grammar or typo issues.
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I am totally in love with this paper. The title caught my attention, especially since I am not a computer whiz. Very cute use of "SLICK" anagram. I also like how you listed M & M's as optional, but not coffee.
You wrote in a nice and neat manner. Step by Step that is easy to follow. I noticed no typos or grammar issues with your piece. It flows smoothly and is easy to understand. This makes it a great resource for newbies as well as not-so newbies, alike.
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You are correct! We all wear labels, and mental illness is one of the ones that some of us wear. We are everyday individuals just trying to live our lives. It is a shame that society judges us. And it is sad that these labels can keep us from getting to know some really wonderful people.
The title caught my attention. As I read, I was gripped by the truths you share in your work. I like how you centered your work, so as to keep the focus on what you are saying.
You didn't use ending punctuation. It didn't detract from your words. I saw no typos or grammar issues with your poem.
Well done! I enjoy reading your work. You have remarkable insight. Keep Writing my friend!
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I'm not sure of who your "Devil" is at the DMV (they may all be) , but you've described him with vivid detail and imagination. I also noticed that you've highlighted certain words, which must be the inclusions necessary to the contest.
I can picture the old clerk in my mind. Any government office has sluggish lines, as I'm sure you know. Amazing detail in your free form poem. I saw no typos or grammar issues to distract from the "hell" you describe.
Nicely written. I hope you do well in this contest. If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask. The folks here are friendly, and encouraging. From one Newbie to another: Welcome! Good Luck on your entry. Keep Writing!
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Simple format for this free-style poem. No typos or grammar issues to detract from the flow of the poem. I like the centering and spacing of your words. You use no punctuation, but that doesn't take away from the flow.
You use simple yet powerful words. It follows your description about self improvement nicely.
I look forward to reading more of your work in the future.
I enjoyed reading your story. It was filled with emotion: excitement, wonder, shock, grief, despair. You certainly filled the range in this short story. Vivid imagery and I could picture the story in my mind as I read it.
I didn't see any typos or grammar issues in this piece. Nothing to detract from the smooth flow of your story. Nicely thought out and executed.
The last sentence struck me the hardest. "A family of the dead." A powerful statement that drives the story home. We can never tell what the future brings.
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Thank you for sharing. Wow...did not see that ending coming. Nicely done! I enjoyed reading this very much.
I enjoyed reading this little story. I like how you pictured the mom, learning from her son on how to send an email. I also liked how you showed her concentrating so hard to get it right. Nice imagery.
Then BAM! I couldn't believe the ending of the story. It is sad and powerful at the same time. It was also bittersweet that mom continues this ritual every night, and that the failure notice somehow gives her solace.
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