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Lightswitch

When creativity dies

Lightswitch · Reviews » Other » Narrative, Spiritual · 49s ago

Hey! I love your poem and the reflective thoughts included in them :) You've raised a very good point. And it can be asked in many different ways: *why* do ...

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4revgreen

Two worlds

4revgreen · Reviews » Poetry » Realistic, Health · 26m ago

Hi! This reads more like a diary entry or maybe just a spoken confession than a poem, but that is both a strength and a very slight weakness. Usually it’s ...

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Renwritessss

Am i dead?

Renwritessss · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 52m ago

I really, really like your work! The repetition of “I don’t know if I’m alive or not” makes the poem feel increasingly unsettling, and I love how the imagery changes ...

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ArdenJinn

Am i dead?

ArdenJinn · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 1h ago

And last but not least, "Am i dead?"! I like the idea of going through the day. Each event making the narrator wonder. That morning, my reflection called me useless. ...

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ArdenJinn

Will you?

ArdenJinn · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 2h ago

AJ's back for a review! Oh wow. Allowing yourself to be changed by the person you love. Changing into what they want. Going through each of the senses for this ...

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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