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Rated: E | (4.5)
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Hello Miss ~Minja~ . Fancy seeing you here. I'm here to review your poem, "Invalid Item, as part of iKïyå§ama 's Earth Day newsfeed challenge, "Note: ** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only ** Hel...". I hope this review finds you well. Thanks for sharing your work with us! *Cool* *Tree2* *Sun*

I love these poems that you can read forward and backward and have it still make sense. I've never written one myself because I think I'd probably suck at it with my weird line breaks and all that, but I think it's so cool when it works out. Your picture is private on this one too, so I can't see what your inspiration was that you included at the bottom of the poem. *Sad*

I think the first one I read of these was "Lost Generation" by Jonathan Reed  . Have you read that one? Anyway, on to your poem...

There were some really good lines here, like: human eyes are blind in devastating times. It seems like there are a lot of human on Earth crimes in the world and it's easy to not realize it while we go about our daily lives. I also liked the part about treasuring God's gift and fulfilling His plan. You know I'm not religious, but I can still appreciate it for what it is. At the very least, the Earth was here before we were and we should appreciate/respect that.

The only part that lost me a little was the middle when reading it backward because the punctuation doesn't match with the question marks where questions aren't being asked. I thought the first five lines were awesome reading backward (and forward as well). Thanks for sharing your poem with us. *Heart*

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