Blog Reader Comments

Comments left for Mallory:

1. Hey, Mallory! I completely relate to needing a comfortable place to read. Nothing beats a good spot that you can just lounge back and free yourself from distractions. 
2. I liked your indepth outlook on jewelry and the different significance that can be paired with what I would normally view as a simple accessory. I can feel a lot of passion in your writing. Keep it up!
3. In just a few short lines you managed to tell a story with strong emotion. Hemingway would be proud! Keep it up.
4. I thought that it was a brave approach for you to use both the beginning and ending lines in the same story. I can tell that it took a lot of creativity to get from point A to Z in such a short story. Job well done!
5. I love how positive your quotes are. They seem to capture the "silver lining" some of us forget to look for in bad situations. I also think that your blog customization is adorable. The multi color font choice looks great on your blog. Keep it up!

Comments left for Kat:

1. I feel so much sympathy for these six words. It's unbelievable. I also love how open ended it is. There's no direct guidance, so it's free for the audience to interpret and link to their own tragedy. 
2. I'm a big fan of macabre writing. A quick scroll through my blog reveals that instantly. I can tell you definitely got into this piece. I'm impressed by the descriptions, the formatting, and definitely the length of this story. I'd love to read more from you in this style!
3. I like the mixture of positive and realist quotes in this post! It definitely reveals a lot about your outlook on life. Keep up the good work!
4. The flow of this poem reminds me a lot of some of my black out poetry and recent posts. I've been focusing a lot on mental illness in my writing, so the rantish, repetitive wording of this piece is definitely appealing to me. Keep it up!
5. I agree with your thinking on answer #12. I also think that describing a reader as someone with a more polished vocabulary is clever. I wish I'd thought of that!