I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Autumnal Spirits.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about pixies dancing will enjoy this wee tale.
WHAT I LIKED:When the writer adds the prompt image to the poem so I can see what the inspiration was.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:It made me smile.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Fairy’s Favor.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about fairies will love this.
WHAT I LIKED:The images the words created.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:It made me smile.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
OTHER THINGS OUT OF PLACE:I told her, “You give me blues.” -- I think the blues might make this sound better. What do you think?
My friend I need her be.” -- to be may sound better -- What do you think?
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just took a peek at your contest page, I'll Give You a Sentence Contest. I love the whimsical professor at the top of the page. He makes one stop and think.
APPEAL:Those who like a challenge of using a starter sentence for a story will enjoy this contest.
WHAT I LIKED:It‘s simple and straight to the point.
The rules are easy to read and understand.
Due date is clearly posted.
Word count is stated.
The prompt is displayed and easy to find.
The contest tells the reader how to post her entry.
The use of color on this page gave it some flare. The colors caught the reader’s eye and make things easier to find.
GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION: My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
WHAT I DIDN’T LIKE:nothing
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Eye of the Goddess. Love the picture of the eye that‘s all sparkly with magic.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about mysterious gems and travels will love this poem.
WHAT I LIKED:Your way with words. The entire poem is quite inviting.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Full wonder and awe.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
Like your user name.
I just read your wee poem, Return My River of Tears".
APPEAL:Those who like to read about lost love will like this poem.
WHAT I LIKED:The emotions evoked by the words.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Sad and lonely even a wee bit depressed.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Heart Of Darkness.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about the Devil will like this poem.
WHAT I LIKED:The images your words invoke and the rhythm.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Sad for those who fall prey to the Devil’s temptations.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, The Ornaments on a Christmas Tree.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about Christmas and it’s magical memories will love this poem.
WHAT I LIKED:The way it made me feel.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:AA bit sad, yet happy at the wonderful memories the ornaments had to share. I even shed a few tears being the old softie I am..
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
OTHER SUGGESTIONS/COMMENTS:This a beautiful poem written from the heart. I wish there was more.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Of mice, owls and moonflowers.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about moonlight and night predators will like this.
WHAT I LIKED:The emotions the words provoked.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:a bit of panic and fear.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Lady Of The Pond.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about finding love will enjoy this poem.
WHAT I LIKED:The unique images that come to mind from the words.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Full of curiosity.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, End of a Life.
APPEAL:Those who are fascinated with death and dying will like this.
WHAT I LIKED:All the valid points this poem makes.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Curious about my own death.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, The Captain and the White Lady.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about unfound love will like this poem.
WHAT I LIKED:The way the two parts seem to go hand in hand.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Sad at what these two felt and had to endure.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just took a peek at your images and signatures, and decided to take a peek at ShadowWorks Sig by Outlaw Poet.
WHAT I LIKED:It’s a castle and they go so well in fantasy tales. It’s dark and mysterious and makes me wonder what sort of folks, or creature live there.
APPEAL:Those who like castles, medieval things, and fantasy will love this signature.
The image matches the title quite well.
The colors used are eye catching and appealing.
The words stand out nicely against the background and do not block the image.
The image is easy to see and I know what this signature is.
You gave credit to the person who designed this signature.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Wriath-Childe.
APPEAL:Those who like to read poems or wee tales that makes one shiver will like this.
WHAT I LIKED:The images your words created.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Gave me the shivers.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just took a peek at your contest page, Shadows and Light Poetry Contest.
APPEAL:Those who like contests that challenge the poet in them will like this one.
WHAT I LIKED:I love the picture at the top of the page. It‘s quite inspiring.
The rules are easy to read and understand.
Due date is clearly posted.
Poetry, the line count is stated.
Contest states whether or not entry can or can not be edited once posted.
The contest tells the reader how to post her entry.
The use of color on this page gave it some flare. The colors caught the reader’s eye and make things easier to find.
GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION: My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
WHAT I DIDN’T LIKE:Nothing.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, The Devil Within.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about the Devil, Hell and Demons will like this.
WHAT I LIKED:The images your words created.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:A wee bit afraid.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just reread your wee tale, The House on Black Brook Road. I love the picture of the house used to inspire this tale.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about ghosts and haunted houses will like this tale.
WHAT I LIKED:The tale reads smoother this time through.
HOW THIS TALE MADE ME FEEL:A wee bit scared.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this tale was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
OTHER THINGS OUT OF PLACE:The house had dry, and big white windows but most of the windows were broken. -- I’m not sure what you mean by The house had dry -- dry what? And this is just a suggestion: you used windows twice, maybe you could replace the second windows with the glass was broken out on most of them or something like this.
I looked to see anything out of the ordinary. -- this would read better like this: I looked to see if anything was out of the ordinary.
When I turned around there was no one there. -- this sentence is okay as is, yet it could be made tighter like this: When I turned around no one was there.
Eve would help me finish the clean up the house and paint the rooms. -- the house isn’t needed in this sentence. It reads better this way: Eve would help me finish the clean up and paint the rooms.
POINT OF VIEW:I know who's point of view the story is being told from.
OTHER SUGGESTIONS/COMMENTS:This is a wonderful beginning for a longer tale if you want to make it longer. You could answer who the ghost lady is and what happened to her. I get that Abigail met the same fate as the ghost, yet some of the readers may not realize this.
FLOW:This story is told in a logical order. You didn’t overload this tale with a lot of foreign words and used a variety of sentence lengths.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
APPEAL:Those who like to read about Halloween and witches will like this tiny story.
WHAT I LIKED:The boldness of Shera.
HOW THIS TALE MADE ME FEEL:A wee bit disappointed. I wish there was more to this tale, yet I realize it was written for a contest and words are limited.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this tale was about.
Characters:Shera, a nice and unusual name for a witch. I like it.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
DIALOGUE:The dialogue sounds natural. I know who is speaking without the overuse of dialogue tags.
POINT OF VIEW:I know who's point of view the story is being told from.
FLOW:This story is told in a logical order. You didn’t overload this tale with a lot of foreign words and used a variety of sentence lengths.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just read your wee tale, The Treat...And The Trick.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about Halloween and vampires will like this tiny tale.
WHAT I LIKED:The surprise Fritz got.
HOW THIS TALE MADE ME FEEL:A wee bit disappointed. I wish there was more to this taele.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this tale was about.
Characters:Fritz comes across as a lonely old gentleman wanting someone to pay attention to him.
NAMES:Fritz fits this character nicely.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
POINT OF VIEW:I know who's point of view the story is being told from.
FLOW:This story is told in a logical order. You didn’t overload this tale with a lot of foreign words and used a variety of sentence lengths.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just took a peek at your images and signatures, and decided to take a peek at Sparkle Fairy.
WHAT I LIKED:The wee message at the top. Where beauty lies, you will also find purple desire.
APPEAL:Those who like fairies will love this great signature.
The image matches the title quite well.
The colors used are eye catching and appealing.
The words stand out nicely against the background and do not block the image.
The image is easy to see and I know what this signature is.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Star Fairies.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about fairies and stars will love this tiny poem.
WHAT I LIKED:The images the words created.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Happy and alive.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I just read your wee tale, The House on Black Brook Road.
APPEAL:Those who like to read ghost stories or about hauntings will love this story.
WHAT I LIKED:That the lady was determined to stay even though her new house was haunted.
HOW THIS TALE MADE ME FEEL:Full of encouragement.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this tale was about.
Characters:The main character came across as being far braver than I would ever be in the same situation.
NAMES:I wish you would have given the lady a name. I realize that’s a bit harder when writing in the first person.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
OH DRATS!
I got on my vehicle and went to the motel. -- is on suppose to be in? earlier in the tale I got the impression she drove up in a car.
She opened the door and saw a shadow walk past the hall. -- I think you accidentally omitted in between past and the.
The monster's eyes were like two burning charcoals; her smile like of a raccoons. -- her smile like that of a raccoon’s.
POINT OF VIEW:I know who's point of view the story is being told from.
FLOW:This story is told in a logical order. You didn’t overload this tale with a lot of foreign words and used a variety of sentence lengths.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, A Dragon's Sorrow.
APPEAL:Those who like to read about lost love will find this heart breaking, yet beautiful.
WHAT I LIKED:That a powerful dragon could hurt by losing his true love.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:Sad, it brought a few tears to my eyes.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, Dark Purple Sparks.
APPEAL:Those who like to read poetry will find this interesting.
WHAT I LIKED:All the comparisons made.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:A bit unsure of myself.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
APPEAL:Those who like to read about angels will find this tale interesting with it’s twist.
WHAT I LIKED:The twist that the angel looked more like a homeless person instead of the typical normal person with wings.
HOW THIS TALE MADE ME FEEL:It made me feel all warm and fuzzy, and me smile.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this tale was about.
Characters:The homeless guy seems genuine and full of awe. The angel more supernatural.
NAMES:Names would have been nice, yet they didn‘t seem necessary with this tale.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
DIALOGUE:The dialogue sounds natural. I know who is speaking without the overuse of dialogue tags.
POINT OF VIEW:I know who's point of view the story is being told from.
FLOW:This story is told in a logical order. You didn’t overload this tale with a lot of foreign words and used a variety of sentence lengths.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
I’ve always have a hard time reviewing poetry. The patterns Example: "a,a,b,b,b,a", have always confused me.
I just read your wee poem, "The Mind's Cafe".
APPEAL:Those who like to read poetry will enjoy this wee one.
WHAT I LIKED:It simple and straight forward.
HOW THIS TALE OR POEM MADE ME FEEL:It made me smile and brightened a dark spot today.
TITLE:Your title caught my attention and drew me in. It made me curious to discover what this poem was about.
FORMAT:This is easy to read and understand.
SETTING:You used a nice balance of imagery and well written words that made me feel as if I am there.
GRAMMAR/PUNCTUATION/SPELLING:My editing skills are not the best in the world, yet I try my best to let the author know if something looks out of place, misspelled or missing.
Seems to be alright.
FLOW:This poem moves smoothly from beginning to end.
Great job.
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams -- Eleanor Roosevelt
My review is only my humble opinion, and is only meant to be helpful to you, not discouraging. I don’t wish to offend or upset anyone. If you don't agree with something I said or suggested, that is your right as the author. No matter what though:Keep unleashing your imagination and let it fly where it wishes! -- Janet Novak
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