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Thomas Ray

ThomastheRay is from US United States • 22 y/o • Male

Hi, welcome to my profile. If you'd like feedback on your writing send me a message!

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What Did I Do by Jazz

This is stunning. Good poetry is any poetry that makes a person feel, and this does exactly that.

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Why? by HazbinAllover

Emotions are so important! Nice job.

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Hansel & Grettle Are the Bad Guys by Durandal

While the execution was really good, the premis is just genius. The ending almost felt too down to earth after the story we were just told, though

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Music Can Change a Person by monique giannoni

Two tiny things I noticed that can be easily fixed: the part where it says "instead of responding, she drew in a breath" (or something like that) is directly followed by her responding, and it made me confused about who was talking. I would recommend cutting out the "Instead of.. "part and keeping the breath. I liked the breath part.
Second.... Actually that's the only complaint i have.

WHERE IS THE REST OF THE STORY? The dialogue is magical. These characters have character and charm, and I only get to read about them for literally one minute? Your description of the setting is delightful as well! Thoroughly enjoyed it

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You Lie by Annielol399

I like the use of bold words. It makes the emotions a little stronger.
Five stars

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people by scorp

I LOVE the format.

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Too Late by TheForgotten

The question here is.... what is actually too late? What defines that?

I LOVE THIS STORY

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Drops of Blood by ask_again

This is phenomenal. I can't remember reading anything so captivating and tragic. This story went places I didn't expect, and I'm just sitting here stunned because this idea is so good.
The one, ONE thing that I think could use some work is your sentence length; there could be a few more short sentences. (but personally I feel like the longer, continuous sentences create a sense of helpless repetition that suits the story perfectly.)
Anyway, I love this so much.

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