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red hot recklessness

a 3 5 3 poem

4 total reviews 
Comment from Bill Schott
Excellent
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This 3-5-3, Red Hot Recklessness, has the proper syllable set up and seems to warn how a fevered frenzy into love can get one burned. Worth the risk.

 Comment Written 26-Apr-2019


reply by the author on 26-Apr-2019
    "Worth the risk", oh snap! Thanks for the concise review, cheers, judester
Comment from Y. M. Roger
Excellent
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awwwww, but that recklessness has its benefits, even if they are temporary -- what a cool pic, too! ;); ) Thanx for sharing and best of luck a the polls! ;)

 Comment Written 16-Apr-2019


reply by the author on 17-Apr-2019
    Thanks for the encouraging review. Yes passion does have it's benefits but mixed with recklessness can be dangerous. Cheers,
Comment from Dolly'sPoems
Excellent
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I like the atmospherics in your passion write and could feel the fire flames and the burn in your words, I liked this poem, it has soulful passion, best wishes, love Dolly x

 Comment Written 15-Apr-2019


reply by the author on 16-Apr-2019
    Thanks for the encouraging review Dolly. Passion and recklessness are a bad combination, hah. Cheers,
Comment from Mark D. R.
Exceptional
This work has reached the exceptional level

Your verse and illustration are a super combination. Your words vividly describe your thoughts.

One minor (editorial) appearance nit pick:

insert a space after 'flares' and before your dash mark

eliminate the period after 'flames' - for this short verse, it adds nothing to your plate

Neither affected my review!

Good luck in this writing prompt.


 Comment Written 15-Apr-2019


reply by the author on 15-Apr-2019
    Thanks for the encouraging review and sparkly stars. I put in the space and found the squiggly dash and removed the period. Much better and thanks. I usually avoid capital letters and punctuation, so this suits me fine. Cheers, j