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Hi Thing (and Hooves too)! Thank you so much for your kind offering in purchasing my package in our "
It is my pleasure to review to celebrate you! Here is review one!
I could not resist this one as I was grazing in the pasture. I love songs and they count as poems, right? I mean I often sing my poems! LOL
This is so original and so reflects your aweseom inventive style--an honour to your generous and enthusiastic spirit that seeks to be supportive. 
I could so hear the tune and rhythm of the song and was entertained by the images and hints at competitions. I don't know these folks but it didn't seem to matter as I could imagine the hijinks!
I laughed at the idea of Goldie's prom dress, and the leather jacket. I liked Hooves grazing under Athena! 
You really know how to mix all these images and personalties right up to the Dalai lama. the deli LLamma! 
I love your sense of humour!
I like the appealling page and the record album cover at the bottom. Genius!! 
My review has been submitted for consideration in "
I was enchanted by your title that sparked my imagination as I drifted around the Read A Newbie Page!. 
This poetic lyric was lovely to read aloud and vivid in its atmopshere and imagery. I felt myself rocking with the flow as I read as if seeking comfort. It begins as a lullaby and yet the word "aching" gives a warning. It ties nicely into the dark image in verse 2. Well done!
The verses are well balanced and the rhyme is effective. I thought the line ocnnectings in lines 3-4 and 7-8 and 11-12 were dramatic! 
Oh, how cool! This isa really good start to an intro and I see it could be expanded for more detail. It feels like you jsut put your foot in the water. LOL You have given me the hint of how wonderful it tis to be of service in this way and how hard it was to share such gifts in the face of collective sameness and judgement. So many have had this same trial as being wayshowers with a different outlook and consciousness often are. I have several friends who have these gifts too. Good for you for following your heart.
I would start a second paragraph with the next question and expand. You could even drop it and dive right into "For me.." I like the follow through into the next line from here about not easy to let it be known and then the explanation.
Wow! This is a relevant topic for poetry and you have a powerful voice as you describe the actions and effects of bullying. The vision is clear in each poem. 
Welcome to WDC David! I am happy to do a review to celebrate you!
Oh, this poem is a treasure! I love the japanese forms and so Here I am! 
The senryu is an excellent choice for this moving concept of relationship. The metaphor is well conceived and explored in these short seasonal verses. The cycle of nature twined with the idea of changing relationship is brilliant.
The form is well done in line and syllables and content. I wondered about using the "we" twice in verse one and the word "then". I have read it is better not to use same words twice in short poems. I imagine it is difficult to compose these chains and the theme is coherent and flows well.
The last line as question is effective--hope lingers.
I really liked the idea in the second line-- an evocative metaphor of "nature's breath". The last line opens the reader to the whole universe happening in one moment as it rains. We are invited to imagine and ponder the mystery. 
Wow! This is brilliant in concept and as a dedication that reflects history today! It is very potent in voice, vision and it's heartfelt query in the end. 
Keep your quill handy and write on!
Greetings Lisa! Thank you so much for entering the "
I also thought that leaves crunch underfoot. 
I like the idea that you brought in the idea of dark entities look to capture innocnet souls and leave us at the end that perhaps they did win some. 
It gives it the darker atmosphere and a thwowback to earlier supserstitions of the event.
The structure is a bit free I think .The rhyme scheme is consistent but the rhythm is more free. It feels like anarrative poem. I only tripped over "hallowe'en treaters baskets" as it felt unweildy to say. You could drop the word "Hallowe'en".
In the last line of verse 4 is a bit wordy. I think you could shorten it--"and monsters follow them everywhere" as it does tie back to "unaware".
The word "anxiously " stood out too as rather hard to say easily. I wonder if something more descriptive might work.
The flow and rhyme were wonderful and well constructed. It was a pleasure to read with the fast paced wind. I think kids might enjoy reading it as well. Your vocabulary is well chosen for visual, actiion and sound effect that adds drama and life to the poem.
Welcome to WDC JSS!I am happy to do a review to celebrate you! 