mfaller / Comments

Of course. Alone, such laudable activities would be exhaustive. It isn't necessary to comment on all poems, I just enjoy knowing someone out there has found something beautiful in something I wrote. But yes, I will definitely help you in finding poets on Mibba who deserve to be recognized. Folks like you and me :)

And likewise I will comment on all the poems you write. Hopefully, I will be able to critique your poems with justice as you have so clearly done with mine. You remind me of a friend I never knew and I respect you for that. Oh and I dont mind the brutality. Rather, I'm glad to find someone who had taken the time out of their day to comment on a poem that could have died in the Mibba graveyard. You are an immensely amazing person for doing so.

Thank you so much for your comments on my poem "I like the infinite scope of dreaming." Yes, my point was to be blunt. I don't care how much you dream, unless you start doing something-dreaming will never be enough.

Oh wow. This really makes my day. Poets strive to influence at least one person in their career, and its always a compliment

Oh, how I appreciate you!

I would write one with you. The length of the story doesn't matter to me, so long as we actually produce something worth reading. And I completely understand about time restraints after the holidays, I'm going to be in that boat as well.

Hey thanks, mate. However long-winded, they're all nice insights, and help me progress..

thank you:) i do write alot. most of my poems are just off the top of my head though.

thanks for the poem comment. i try to make people see a little piece of me.

thank you for the comment on my poem.

thanks for the poem comment and yes its based on a true story. like i siad this poem means alot to me.

Ahh, well it's much appreciated. I'm happy you've found my works to your liking.

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Hey, thanks for the comments. Always nice to see that someone likes my poems. =]

As for your question, yes it was sarcastic. I've never quite understood people's reasoning behind being unique and then failing by becoming just another stereotype. I mean i know that personally my stereotype is goth but i don't goal myself on looking like that waking up in the morning makes me depressed or wearing all that make-up. Not that i have anything against people in make-up but just personally i wouldn't see the point hehe.

As for the other question, i have written one poem with no rhyming scheme but that was just when i was trying a different style. Personally i enjoy writing in rhymes, gives thing rhythmn and keeps a beat. Though the only reason that 'I Dream, I Dream' has a rhyming scheme is because when i wrote it i actually started with the last three lines, something that came to me when i woke up one morning.

As i said though, thanks for reading and commenting. =]

Thanks for the kindhearted comment on my story! =) No, I haven't read Screwtape Letters, but I've heard about it a couple of times... I suppose I'm not too much a success at being a Lewis fan xD Thanks for the suggestion though, I will definitely go check it out when all my midterms are over (oh god)~