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1SP commented on: Change For Coffee by 1SP 28 weeks 1 day ago
The Art of Letting a Scene Breathe: I appreciate that. I try to let the movement of the moment do the storytelling—how two people drift, pause, breathe, and choose each other in real time. Glad that process spoke to you.
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ramonathompsont commented on: Glorious America! by ramonathompsont 28 weeks 1 day ago
Thank you so much for your: Thank you so much for your awesome feedback!
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Teytonon commented on: OHAD (An Ode To OCD/ADHD) by FuriousIce 28 weeks 2 days ago
Why? That’sour secret..: Why? That'sour secret. But I refuse to be bitter. By the way, I took your name FuriousIce plus your name Sara Jolly, scrambled all the letters and came up with the following: FuriousIce Sara Jolly = O L A F L A S O R R Y J U I S I C E U You said you love a challenge? Can you figure out what I did? Have fun!
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Teytonon commented on: A lot of people think that by Teytonon 28 weeks 2 days ago
Thank you so much..: Thank you so much for taking the time to make a comment that not only makes my day but my week and my month and possibly my year too. You got exactly what I was going for, and explained it in a very clear and concise way.. It's funny when I do these kind of things. I don't even know where it's going. It surprises me as much as anybody else when I come up with. I'm laughing at these words TRUMP ECT RUMPS. What a shock, huh? Thank you once again. I'm deeply appreciative.
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1SP commented on: 2008 by allets 28 weeks 2 days ago
Where Representation Meets Reality: At its core, the piece for me reflects on the cultural, intellectual, and political shift triggered by Barack Obama’s 2008 election, and how that moment awakened both hope and deeper scrutiny of America’s racial foundations. But instead of celebrating uncritically, you appear to interrogate:   • the persistence of white supremacy   • the illusions of progress   • the economic systems that bind everyone—Black, “colored,” and even “ofays”—to a larger structural order     It’s a piece that eludes to awakening, disillusionment, and the need for systemic—not symbolic—change.
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1SP commented on: I Like by 1SP 28 weeks 2 days ago
When His Grace Speaks: Blessings to you. If these lines reminded you of His grace, then that’s the real victory. All praise to Yeshua Ha'Mashiach!
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1SP commented on: Not the apocalypse, a lunar eclipse by Teytonon 28 weeks 2 days ago
Where Cosmic Humor, Emotion, and Rhythm Converge: Three threads unify this piece for me:   1. Humor as a way to demystify the cosmos Instead of reverence, the piece appears to use jokes to make the universe feel intimate and familiar.   2. Personification as emotional translation The celestial bodies behave like friends, lovers, or petty exes.   This elude that the eclipse feels less like a scientific event and more like a relationship dynamic.   3. Rhythm and repetition The piece also borrows from: • nursery rhyme patterns   • TikTok audio loops   • call‑and‑response structures     This gives your work a musical, almost chant‑like quality.
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1SP commented on: A lot of people think that by Teytonon 28 weeks 2 days ago
A Word in Motion: The Quiet Politics of a Shifting Grid: This piece begins with the phrase “A lot of people think that”, which primes me for an opinion, a belief, or a misconception. But instead of a statement, I get this stunning letter‑grid—a word shifting one character at a time. The starting line:   U S U S P E C T R U   …already exludes to “US” and “suspect” living inside the same cluster of letters.   As the lines descend, the letters slide left, right, and downward, and the word gracefully appears to stabilize into something recognizable:   • SUSPECTRUM • SPECTRUM • TRUMP • TRUMPS • TRUMPS ON   The piece for me becomes a linguistic staircase, each step revealing more of the hidden message.
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FuriousIce commented on: OHAD (An Ode To OCD/ADHD) by FuriousIce 28 weeks 2 days ago
Hi!: Ah! I love a good challenge. How about making orangeade from lemons instead?! Life gives everyone lemons, but why do we always have to make lemonade from it?!  :)    
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Teytonon commented on: OHAD (An Ode To OCD/ADHD) by FuriousIce 28 weeks 2 days ago
Hello..: Hello. I came upon your poem by chance. I'm glad I did. You sound like the type of person who knows how to make lemonade from lemons. Orange, you? If you concentrate, I think you can. Thanks for posting. Take care.
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S74rw4rd-13d commented on: Tributes by Craign1979 28 weeks 3 days ago
What an amazing triibute.: What an amazing triibute.
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S74rw4rd-13d commented on: Still Beautiful by 1SP 28 weeks 3 days ago
I wanted to read one of your: I wanted to read one of your earliest poems on this site, and I am sure glad that I did!
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S74rw4rd-13d commented on: Change For Coffee by 1SP 28 weeks 3 days ago
I love poems that describe: I love poems that describe processes, and this poem does that very, very well.
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S74rw4rd-13d commented on: @ 27.055 MHz: Ad Astra; At The Beach In Lively Venice, A Poem For C-Sheer [XLIX] [NSFW] by Starward-Led 28 weeks 3 days ago
I am gratefully overwhelmed: I am gratefully overwhelmed by your critique, and the very distinguished style and tone of your words.
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1SP commented on: Glorious America! by ramonathompsont 28 weeks 3 days ago
The Acrostic Heart of a Dream Nation: My commentary draws out how the poem’s spirit rests in its wholehearted optimism, presenting America as a place of possibility, welcome, and shared strength. By noting the acrostic structure, the encouraging language, and the steady rhythm of its short lines, the critique highlights how form and message work together to create a sense of forward motion and hope. The poem radiates optimism, framing America as a place of possibility, support, and shared humanity. Its voice is encouraging and earnest, aiming to inspire rather than analyze, which gives it a warm, welcoming quality. Acrostic structure. The vertical spelling of GLORIOUS AMERICA gives the poem a hidden framework that adds a playful, intentional touch once noticed. Affirming language. Words like miracle, freedom, help you, and raise you up reinforce the poem’s uplifting message and sense of communal care. Rhythmic momentum. The short, declarative lines create a steady forward movement that mirrors the poem’s theme of striving and progress. Direct address. Speaking to “you” makes the poem feel personal, as if I'm being invited into the promise it describes. The focus on direct address emphasizes the poem’s invitation to any reader, making its vision of belonging feel personal. Altogether, the commentary reflects a piece whose heart lies in its celebration of aspiration and community.
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