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We all like pats upon the back
But
Here's something that our comments lack
If getting better we might seek
How about a good critique.


Instead of saying that we're great
I  think it's time we set a date
For honest feedback, so that we
Might grow, improve and better be.


Hank
"The grinch who stole Christmas"


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Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on April 20, 2004
to the point and totally correct ... i agree with Flora's assessment ...

Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on April 20, 2004
Hi Hank....well yes I agree....except...there
is enough arguing going on here right now...
I think there are some who may reject this idea..
and feel hurt...I mentioned a typo yesterday to
a friend who had a great poem...I do typos all the time..
and she was happy I told her...I wanted to see her
poem perfect...and when someone tells me I receive
with gratitude...problem is ...some are so very touchy...
some like to give out advice but won't take it without
getting an attitude...let's face it...No writer is
perfect...a little honing here and there to make the
poem better...WOW...who wouldn't want that?...Isn't that
why we are here? Andre has made remarkable suggestions to
me...He is so great about it all....well....let's see if
anyone is interested...loved your idea...and you need no
help with this one....:) floria

Reviewed by Dawn Richerson
Reviewed on April 19, 2004
Hey Henry.
I so love grinches and I can see your point,
but too many pinches might tend to disappoint
those with thinner skins. What I would love to see?
Community dens for folks like you and me.
We'd join, circle round just once a month or so,
critiques galore found, nowhere but up to go.
Dawn

Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers
Reviewed on April 19, 2004
If you do that then they take offense and get mad..I tend to crit my own..most of the time I know when they stink..afterall I'm the one that wrote them!
Write on! Lisa


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