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To add a quote that pushes me, We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then becomes a habit Nothing good ever comes easy!

Knowledge is wealth but wealth is not knowledge. While others strive for knowledge to change their status, many just blindly go after wealth thinking all that is good comes along with it. The end never

Where did you hide? Long time, no see, they say. Hope you good. Thanks for the feedback. I try my best with hopes of it never remaining my best

Thanks man... Not what I was hoping for though, but glad it did the job. Been too long friend

wow, at which point? Thanks a lot for the feedback. Means a great deal

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Means a lot coming from you...

I was assigned poets @zeleiracordero and @mrbreeziewrites for last week. I critiqued @mrbreeziewrites' poem, "Oh mademoiselle" and @zeleiracordero's poem "Like Orion's Dust" My weekly

Aye aye. We're almost at the finish line. Finish hard

Hi friend, Thanks for the critique and the read. Spot on...

Aye. Read you loud and clear. Thanks for the clarification. More grease to your elbow, friend.

Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it. I guess then you need to call the fire service on me 😂

Lovely piece. Nice use of metaphors. I felt the piece was a bit too condensed (referring to your text alignment) and I spotted a few errors unless of course they were intentional. Except for those, I enjoyed

Lovely poem... Great use of rhyme, timing and metaphors. Enjoyed the read. A periodic twinkle of greatness. Like what you did at the beginning. Brilliant. Your last but one stanza seemed incomplete and

Interesting piece. The tempo and intensity of the poem blends beautifully amongst the stanzas starting strong and ending on a cool note. I thought this was an iteration of the Shakespearean sonnet until

At least you don't show up to that fight empty handed? 😂 Thanks for the feedback and stopping by. It's lovely to hear from you

As per the new and interesting additions, I completed my quota for the week. I was assigned @rexdickson and @josediccus. I critiqued Whispering Trees by @rexdickson and The Beautiful Song of a Dead Driver

A strong use of irony, pun and metaphors to relay your message. I'm going out on a limb and guessing the obstructions I met during the read and analysis were from fast fingers or were they intentional

As always I am impressed by your style and form of writing. This poem gives me the set of a cool night spent by a guardian and his ward just before his ward goes out into the world. Strong use of repetition

Thanks... I wonder how it will sound myself. If I ever do (occupied with school at the moment), I'll let you know. Thanks again for the feedback.

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Great to hear from you. Hope all is well...