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Keep in mind that any suggestions made are only an opinion of this reader whose intention is to help, not to criticize in any way.
ERRORS: No grammatical or other mistakes were noticed. 
SUGGESTIONS: I think deleting "so" before "lost inside" would read better. Just a humble opinion though. I also think cutting "your" before "everything that's you" would make for a better read. 
Privacy should be respected, not used by anyone as in this story by the government or anyone else. The story is fast-paced and well written. 
ERRORS AND SUGGESTIONS: No errors were noticed, and I cannot think of anything that would improve the entry. 
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OVERALL OPINION: The rhythm and imagery are great, and the prompt used perfectly. It was easy picturing the couple under the starlit sky and clouds as the vow was made. My heart ached when reading the stanza about her being taken and him being left with only the precious memories made, however, I think the last stanza is uplifting. Love like the one written about in this poem never dies. You relay that well. 
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ERRORS: No mistakes were noticed. 
SUGGESTIONS: None that would improve the entry. 
MY THOUGHTS: You did a splendid job of using the prompt. Suzanne and the other characters are defined well, and the story well written. The letter to Matthew brought tears to my eyes, and I liked the symbolism of the shooting star that seemed to uplift Suzanne somewhat. 
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WHAT I LIKED: The imagery used in describing the wold and her surroundings is awesome. Being as I revere Native American culture, the use of it in the poem delighted me. You did a magnificent job of combining nature and the spirits. I liked that. I especially liked the verses about your spirit floating at sunset and the last one. The poem is well written, and beautiful in every sense of the words. 
Sherri
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ERRORS AND SUGGESTIONS: Just a humble opinion, but I think "I'll" is used far too much in the poem, making it read clumsily. I would consider restructuring the piece and changing some to "I'd" or something similar. The same applies to "you". It is also used too frequently. 
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Please keep in mind that any suggestions made are only the opinion of this reader, whose intention is to help, not criticize your work in any way.
Like you, I think everyone wonders if we are totally dependent, and share the dream. Many things prevent us from being free to say and do what we would like to, which is relayed well in the poem. Here's to becoming irrevocably dependent! 
MY THOUGHTS: The emotions are expressed well in the item. It is obvious the individual written about has you on an emotional roller-coaster. I commend you on wanting nothing but the truth. You are adamant about that, which shows strength. I liked that.