#Poetrash36# Dear Brother
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@crystal storm
Best poem ✨✨✨
I'm gonna cry
Then cry
Yes, but the response was so dry I virtually smacked him😭😭
Smack him irl as well 😭
I'll send you an SS:>
Also lmao that's so him 😭
Please do
Lmao😆
Thank you<33
Very cute!! The only gripe I have, which is purely grammatical, is the line “cavity on your teeth” which could be pluralized as “cavities on your teeth” or “cavity on your tooth”. Regardless, it’s a very cute poem thank you for sharing!
Thank youuuu for reading! I'm glad you liked it!
You're right, the grammar's wacky on that one, but I thought it sounded better that way, so I kinda sacrificed grammar for the rhyme lol
Thank you again! I really appreciate it:D
@normal bramble
@copper flicker
Dw I was balling my eyes out while writing this
I did so on my last few ngl
Big sisters always to the rescue💪
She’s a tough cookie !!
I'm parcelling you hugs!!
“Looking up parcelling”
Like brother like sister
Send a package, sorry I don't speak American
💀
Aw very sweets 😊
This is very sweet 🥰
Keep these things to yourself 😭
Thank you<33
Thanks Blanc:><3
This poem is a heartwarming tribute to sibling love, capturing the nostalgia of childhood mischief and the bittersweet pride of seeing a younger brother grow
There's an effortless rhythm in lines like
“There's that picture of us, two little kids competing for the widest grin”
A simple yet vivid image that instantly transports the reader to a time of innocence, an unhinged fragment of childhood :B
The tone is playful yet deeply sentimental, with moments like,
“Hey little idiot, do you remember the time I fought that mean boy for you?”
Results in adding a personal touch that feels raw and real
The rhymes, though subtle, create a lyrical flow that doesn’t scream poetry but instead feels like an intimate monologue, reminiscing without forcing sentimentality
The emotional weight builds with details,
“The dimples on your cheeks, the cavity on your teeth”
Where even imperfections are remembered with affection
The poem isn’t just about looking back; it acknowledges the present with pride:
“For I am proud to see you grow”
The transition from playful teasing to a heartfelt conclusion,
*“And no matter how far we’ve come, you will always be my little brother”*,
ties everything together beautifully, leaving the reader with a warm, lingering feeling
Personally, It’s a piece that doesn’t try too hard, yet succeeds in evoking deep emotions
The balance of nostalgia, humor, and unconditional love makes it a sincere and memorable read!
Well written!🍻
Thank you for another awesome review, Austin! I feel even better after reading your feedback:>
@wary patrol
It's not my best in the sense it's competent. It's just the closest to my heart:>
is your brother the closest to your heart?
Ofc, he's my little bean
very sweet stuff
what’s your best one in that sense?
Hmm it's a little sensitive, but I'll tag you
Nvm ive read it🗿
I did enjoy . . . 🥹
So heartfelt and personal. I just know your lil’ bro has the best big sister ever, Nevtian.
Bet💪💪💪😆
Gj?
Good job
Oh nice
@proper oyster
an older one, hope ya like it:>
@latent pawn
@crystal storm what is your secret to your rhythm.
It lack a bit in the end as compared to the start
I like the lovely, relational description
It shows how the author is paying attention to unique features
I just feel mushy and pen it down
Tyty

Could you @me in the second one again? I lost it 😦
Ah, you mean the one called 'Colour my life blue'? Ofc!
To be honest I don't really know I know you pinged me in 2 poems.
*To be honest I
don't really know I know you
pinged me in 2 poems.*
Oh yeah, one was this, and I'll ping you again in the other
Thank you ^^
This is so sweet. Like yeah this poem clearly wasn't written for me. But like its still so neat ^^
Writing at uts finest.

you get head pats

This is so LOVELY 