javachille's (javachille) Reviews

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Review of His Final Words  

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Rated: E | (4.5)
This is the second sad poem I've read in a row and you guys are making me cry!! This is so good! TT_TT I really liked the ending! (The only thing that bothered me was that it rhymed. I mean, I realize a lot of poetry does but you don't HAVE to. I felt this could've been reeeeeally awesome had it been free verse. But that's just my opinion. Don't change it on my account.)
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Review of Rag Doll  

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Rated: E | (4.5)
That was a really good, though short, poem. I feel like it would have been a lot better had it been longer but the message is still there. It's so depressing but really makes you think. "what if our stuffed animals and imaginary friends really did have emotions and all they can think about is waiting for us to return and make them think what we want them to?" It puts a somber perspective on the thought of not playing with a stuffed animal for a long time.
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Review of pale eyes  

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Rated: E | (4.0)
The idea behind it is very morbid but the way the poem is written is amazing. It's so depressing and makes you think for a minute, "would you really know if someone who always seems happy was really dying on the inside?"

The third stanza though is slightly confusing and is hard to read but the rest is really good. I loved the incorporation of the last line of the poem. (I thought it would've been better had it been broken into two though but it's fine how it is.)
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Review of Tennis Janitor  

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Rated: E | (3.5)
I liked the idea and what it told but I felt like the actual flow of the poem was choppy. Some lines, I feel like, should have been extended or had a few extra words to make the flow better. I like the thought though, it was original and not something easily related too,but that someone knows what the janitor is feeling when they think back. Because everyone, at one point or another, has just run past a janitor offering no help at all.