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I like writing feedback for poetry better because it makes it easier to deride the authors work without using the words "You suck balls!”.  But not only that I don't have to swim through hordes of bent, misshapen and mang ... more »

This is a private project which only allows membership when applied for. To apply for membership you must either be on my friends list or complete the procedure detailed here:

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I like writing feedback for poetry better because it makes it easier to deride the authors work without using the words "You suck balls!”.  But not only that I don't have to swim through hordes of bent, misshapen and mangled sentence formation before I can comment.

But, there is another reason, that just every once in a while a piece comes up that is neither the poetry equivalent of a duck-billed platypus, nor composed by an author with a taste for gonads. I am talking about a diamond in the rough, a gold ring in a toilet bowl, a "Japan" in a sea of "North Korea's". Yes, a true poem by a true wordsmith.

If you think you can take the raw, rough ore of the English language, and forge it into a delicate wonder, a piece of art, then this is the place where you may put your most favoured poems in your collections.

In conclusion, POETRY FEEDBACK HERE!


Oh, right I forgot the rules. Hopefully you will not.

1. Maximum of three projects at a time
2. Once a piece has recieved enough feedback and has been up for long enough I will remove it, so you can put up more work.
3. (Only applies to people who applied for membership through the "Introduce your project" forum) Poems from the same project will be accepted freely, but for a new project, you need a new query letter.  Less