
1/19/2013 c1
1crappypasta
I really liked this. the way you made their characteristics come alive. a wonderful short read!

I really liked this. the way you made their characteristics come alive. a wonderful short read!
10/16/2012 c1 chhh
loove et
loove et
10/16/2012 c1 chhh
good 2 long
good 2 long
4/19/2008 c1
103Jesse the Storyteller
This is a cute little poem. At first I was slightly annoyed by the overuse of the words "blue" and "raindrops" but then I noticed that it adds something to the poem. This line is problematic: "As his saw the fairytale light" Do you mean he?
I wish there was more clarity as to what is actually going on in this poem... it seems like a sweet fairytale and I wish I could know more about it. :)
-Jesse
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This is a cute little poem. At first I was slightly annoyed by the overuse of the words "blue" and "raindrops" but then I noticed that it adds something to the poem. This line is problematic: "As his saw the fairytale light" Do you mean he?
I wish there was more clarity as to what is actually going on in this poem... it seems like a sweet fairytale and I wish I could know more about it. :)
-Jesse
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4/13/2008 c1
71MidnightStar005
When I have more time I will read more of your work.
I just love reading your poems.
Oh, I am going to add this to my favs.
Best Wishes!

When I have more time I will read more of your work.
I just love reading your poems.
Oh, I am going to add this to my favs.
Best Wishes!
4/8/2008 c1
59Tranquil Thorns
My only problem here is that you seemed to switch tenses almost without warning. It goes from 'he steps' from 'he stepped', something that managed to throw me off a little.
I like the ending, too, though it seems a little improbable even by 'fairytale' standards. I almost wanted some kind of conflict; I wanted a trace of the human-boy's amazement, some type of reaction to finding a fairy.
Keep writing!

My only problem here is that you seemed to switch tenses almost without warning. It goes from 'he steps' from 'he stepped', something that managed to throw me off a little.
I like the ending, too, though it seems a little improbable even by 'fairytale' standards. I almost wanted some kind of conflict; I wanted a trace of the human-boy's amazement, some type of reaction to finding a fairy.
Keep writing!