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Welcome to the OnceWritten.com Poetry Critique Group. We encourage you to become an active member of this group, both by posting your own poetry, as well as commenting on the others that are already here.
To post your poetry, be sure to "Start a New Discussion," rather than posting in a reply to someone else's work.
To post your poetry, be sure to "Start a New Discussion," rather than posting in a reply to someone else's work.
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Abandoning My Abel
Started by Brooke Lavon Meyer Aug 24.
Conditon
Started by Brooke Lavon Meyer Aug 24.
Little Girl with the Auburn Hair 2 Replies
Started by Eilidh333. Last reply by Christopher Scott Silva Jul 31.
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Comment by jesse garner on November 5, 2009 at 7:01am - hello all on here hope all is good with all ill be adding new poems soon have a nice day all.
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Comment by jesse garner on October 24, 2009 at 10:44am
- hello monica ive been out of pocket lately got some health issues other than that im back ill be posting new stuff later.
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Comment by jesse garner on August 18, 2009 at 9:37am
- i was wondering i have some poems on here ive done orgot how to locate all your poems u have post on poetry critique how do u do that thanks.
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Comment by Barbara E. Towle on May 28, 2008 at 11:23am - Monica, Thanks for sharing this interesting poem. Like Dorothy, I have been spun out of all that was familiar and landed in a colorful place where everything is new. My husband passed away 2 years ago and I moved from the East Coast where I grew up to the West Coast to live with my daughter. Unlike Dorothy, I have not returned to my Kansas. I'm still on that yellow brick road heading towards the Emerald City. It is in the night time when all is quiet that my thoughts turn to the unknown future. Where does this road really lead?
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Comment by Barbara E. Towle on May 28, 2008 at 11:11am
- Chris, Your poem "Dumb Luck" pulled me into the drama of the situation. It is something more people than care to admit, have been or are going through. Being caught up in the moment and foggy of brain can be dangerous. Friends, don't let your friends leave the party with a stranger when you know they've had too much to drink.
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