Let's Finally Talk About Savannah Brown's Poetry

[@yikes268]

Savannah Brown is not a youtuber poet, she is a poet on youtube! I've been subscribed to her for years and she pretty much only posts poetry content or videos about writing.

[@Akuu820]

Well she privated her old videos. Before becoming a full time writer it was room tours, shopping halls etc. This was back when she was a teenager though.

[@Akuu820]

@Frater Libertas She said savannamazing was more of a character she was playing for the internet though.

[@foljs5858]

@@Akuu820 Hell, Sylvia Plath would have done room tours and shopping halls when she was a teenager!

[@Akuu820]

@@foljs5858 Well the point is her career went KZbinr ➡️ Poet not the other way around. Please see the original comment I was replying to.

[@emmas.9010]

Not entirely related, but at one point when she's talking about Real Estate, Rachel describes the words "wanted" and "haunted" as half rhymes which I find fascinating because in my accent, they're perfect rhymes. Neither is wrong, but that genuinely got me thinking about how even among native speakers of a language, how regional accents, dialects and slang can completely change the reading and rhythm of a poem. I wonder how many poets wrote perfect rhymes for their native accent, but got criticized for "lazy, forced rhymes" by someone who simply pronounces the words differently. Or how nuance could be gained or lost in something as basic as how many syllables are given to a word (ex, aluminum with 4 syllables or 5). I think that might be fascinating to look into.

[@capitalb5889]

My question was initially going to be, "which word rhymes with which", but then I realised what an absurd question that would be 😁. Rather, which has the non-standard pronunciation to make it rhyme with the other?

[@Nanancay]

Yeah it's crazy, one of my English teachers was Irish and she described the rhymes 'Hour and Power' as half rhymes, but to us it was just a full rhyme LOL She pronounced it like 'Ar' and 'Paur' rather than 'Ow-er' and ' Pow-er'

[@GNICHO]

You’re over typing just like her 😂

[@matijaderetic3565]

Rhymes are actually really useful for linguist studying historical pronunciation. Not an expert on the subject, just a fun fact I stumbled upon.

[@Definyyy]

@@GNICHO what even is "over typing"? Why would there be a correct/right amount of typing/wording to do/include?

[@Mockingfray]

This will be interesting considering she wrote graffiti in her teens and since then has written 2 novels and 1 poetry book. I’ve heard her say in interviews that she’s not as connected to the person/poet she was when she wrote graffiti

[@liamross340]

she said her second poetry collection SweetDark is a more mature and grounded version of Graffiti. and i just finished her second novel it’s really good.

[@srorrim]

What’s wrong with graffiti lol

[@bobajett1025]

@@srorrim it’s illegal

[@xamol732]

@@bobajett1025legality should not be your basis for morality

[@TicketLicker]

I use to write graffiti, I wrote a poem in her coments called Racked ( i doubt she ever racked to do graff tho) i use to do graffiti, i still do but i used to too, so I for example am a writer if you did it in your teens, youre a toy, especially braggin about it and if you jus use to write graffiti. toy poet, cute plush toy tho

[@DannietheSWAMPY]

Your constrictive criticism is above none. You seem to inspire me to get into poetry even though I have never been into literature that much before. You'd make an amazing professor.

[@desperadox7565]

"above none other"? I don't think that means what you think it means. Same goes for " *constrictive* criticism".

[@DannietheSWAMPY]

@@desperadox7565 sorry for the typos. Corrected them to make more sense, thanks 👍

[@eliaol4231]

@@desperadox7565 do you think her criticism is constructive

[@desperadox7565]

@@eliaol4231 I really don't remember this particular video very well.

[@uanditopia2239]

@@desperadox7565 Yes, it's all wrong which, in this respect, makes it all r-i-g-h-t!! It's creative and daring, and makes us think! ""What does she mean?" And isn't THAT what effective writing does? C-o-N-s-T-r-I-c-T-i-V-e criticism!! Love it!! Hope Hannah hurries to publish. I can hardly wait to read her.(Smile)

[@PhilosyNoir]

Absolutely in love with her “Forming real human connections? Sounds fake but okay” video.

[@HalfRightRecords]

Me too. It’s fantastic.

[@flyingllama87]

100% - I'm not really the target audience of her poetry but I love her introspective and philosophical YT videos. The way she edits them also adds so much to the mood of 'em. They make me feel a lil' less isolated, even though our journey through life is very different.

[@MOONSUN4Life]

It's so good to see you do a poetry review again! I enjoy your other content, but the poetry reviews are what drew me in in the first place, although I completely understand why you felt the need to set it aside for a while. I'm glad this collection turned out to be a good read, and I'll be looking forward to your next video!

[@jazzyroly]

She’s deleted a lot of her old content since she wrote Graffiti. I connected to her poetry a lot when I was 19-21 and it’s been cool to see how she’s evolved as a writer

[@janelott]

Rachel. You are a brilliant woman. I love your poetry videos and I’m so glad you’re being so brave and making them despite the chaos that happened with she who will not be named. You will always have people in your circle who love what you create, don’t forget that. So much love to you and Kyra ❤️

[@emclaire7027]

I love Savannah, I’ve followed her on KZbin for a while and I think she’s absolutely a writer who just happens to do KZbin and social media. Her newest collection Sweetdark from 2020 is one of my favorite poetry books ever, and her debut novel The Truth About Keeping Secrets was beautiful.

[@sarcastichearts]

"i do not like the feeling" was one of my favourite poems when i was younger - it really evoked, for me, the feeling of pining after someone, and the heartache that comes with caring for someone who doesn't return the feeling/who you can't be with for whatever reason.

[@florenceb1031]

I'm normally indifferent towards poetry, but how passionate you are about poetry makes it fun to listen anyway.

[@brunetteartist24]

The way she uses words is just so interesting?? I wanna get the book even tho im not that interested in poetry bcs i love her imagery and metaphors

[@KaylaNoelle1]

It is so wonderful to see an intelligent and passionate young woman providing such lovely and detailed constructive criticism to another intelligent and passionate young woman. I wish I could have seen content like this as a young girl. This is the definition of women supporting women. You acknowledge the shortcomings while also celebrating all of it’s strengths and it was heartening to watch.

[@kate6849]

I love Rachel’s poetry vids- I researched Duffy for my a level coursework earlier in the year and used Rachel’s videos for context and help. I’m going off to do english lit at uni this September and will undoubtedly be using them for both education and entertainment for the next few years xx

[@ChristopherSadlowski]

I studied English Literature here in the United States! It's a tough degree to get, but it's worth it. If employers can't seem to grasp what you gain from such a degree (because in the hellhole we live in if it's not STEM it's "worthless") talk about how amazingly honed your communication skills are. You're able to create and edit company documents of all stripes, from client emails to training manuals and more. But beyond the written word you'll be able to research and present complex data sets with relative ease, which is especially great in creating an onboarding program for new hires or developing professional development seminars and courses. Have a great time in university!!!

[@julielovesmcr]

Sad to hear that someone has affected you so much. You do good work, no matter what you touch. I think your art is phenomenal and I love your perspective. Sending virtual hugs to you and Kyra. I know people can suck.

[@uanditopia2239]

I don't know what everyone's talking about...it's my first time here. But people have been talking about me all my life, and that old saying "If they're not talkin' 'bout cha, you're doin' something wrong," is SO right. You're back!! You passed its test; proved when YOU get knocked down, you can get back UP! And with flying colors!! Good job. Next time smile and duck. (Grin)

[@rafaellazanchet5452]

I Just wanted to say that I really like your content in general (all of them) but specially videos about literature. I'm interested in this subject and it's not easy to find content that explains the theory in such a critical and passionate way. I just wanted to say that your videos will be welcomed for me and everyone who is here for your content and you, and if you worry about making mistakes ( so am I) , keep in mind that you're attitude towards them matters most, because we are all humans we all are flawed, but at least for my perception, you seem like a person who cares deeply and its willing to learn and grow. Love from Brazil

[@RachelOates]

Thank you so much!!

[@tayloriism]

i relate to what she wrote at the beginning because i also published a poetry collection when i was younger and i’m soooo embarrassed by it now. it’s not even half as good as hers. i have definitely improved a lot since then and i have a much better understanding of poetry and structure and a greater appreciation for it, but i still have a such a long way to go

[@reginarainer9740]

I am so happy to see you doing another poetry review video after the antics of that woman. It was your reviews that allowed me to finally start to understand and appreciate poetry. It would have been a tragedy had her vindictive cruelty had silenced you on a topic you’re so obviously passionate and knowledgeable about. I am also happy to hear that you are trying to get your own work published, your book with Kyra is still one I read when I want a laugh.

[@angelathemoment]

As a person who has been doing her "escapril" Instagram challenge for the 3 years it has been going on (and planning to do the same this year) and just bought her notebook, I am very interested in this video. I don't read her poetry, but just the thought and time she puts into the challenge tells me she cares and loves poetry, because she gains nothing from the challenge and she shares other people's work in it. So by that logic, she's not "just another KZbinr poet". In fact I didn't know she did KZbin, I thought she was a poet with an Instagram.

[@Aster_Risk]

Hence the ? in the thumbnail.

[@atlroxmysox98]

wait what’s escapril? my interest in piqued

[@angelathemoment]

@@atlroxmysox98 it's a challenge she invented. It consists in writhing one poem a day for the entire month of April (30 poems in 30 days) following loosely the prompts she gives. It hs been going on for four years and thousands of people paricipate.

[@atlroxmysox98]

@@angelathemoment wow i love that, i’ll have to join late

[@angelathemoment]

@@atlroxmysox98 better late than sorry! Best of luck!

[@mxflint1715]

Hi Rachel! I'm so glad you're making poetry videos again! You've bren inspiring me to get more into poetry with your passion, thank you so much! I wish you and Kira all the best ❤

[@sophiebarnwell5838]

I’m really looking forward to your review on her sophomore poetry book, I think you can see just how much she has improved and the maturity in her words. Also! Speaking of youtuber poetry, I would love to hear your opinion Dakota Warren’s ‘On Sun Swallowing’

[@Oona_Mae]

I understand why you don't do these videos anymore but man, I do miss them. I love hearing you talk about poetry.

[@ambujapandey1083]

Whenever I'm on my writer block, I watch your videos and it immediately gives me energy to write!

[@Linavea]

Dear Rachel, I just want to tell you that I am in absolute love with your poetry videos. I started studying literature last year because of you, because you ARE smart and you DO understand poetry (i know you know this but i’ll say it anyway). I’ve struggled with mental illness for years now and once i started studying at university it was really hard for me to read everything I was supposed to and I ended up not attending very many lectures. But! I have watched and rewatched your videos so much that I was actually able to get a B on my first exam, which was, in fact, a poetry analysis. I honestly didn’t have a clue about poems before you and now I’m able to analyze them fairly well according to my uni! So seriously thank you so much❤️

[@riversrhodell2359]

I always love your poetry videos, I'm glad you're feeling able to reconnect and get back to them. I'm feeling pretty sick today, and I just know it'll help me relax.

[@katia9192]

savannah is the reason i first got into poetry, felt so nostalgic listening to these poems again. great video!

[@pennedbymaria]

I’m so happy we’re getting another poetry video. You really helped me understand the complexity of poetry and I will eat up any book reviews u make ever

[@elenkonakkk1579]

I wish Rachel did more of the poetry videos. I've missed them so much. Rachel is such an inspiration generally but these videos taught me so much about poetry and made me brave enough to actually write them.

[@morka6360]

Great review! Also tbh, an indie poetry book is the perfect place for some nice illustrations, it's cool to see finally put some thought into them

[@the_gstaad_girl]

I am so excited to hear you're seeking to publish, can't wait to read your poems x

[@RachelOates]

Thank you 🥰

[@jessesmith7494]

your videos (especially this kind with constructive criticism of other poets) have undoubtedly made me a better writer (and reader tbh) in the year or so I've been subscribed. always awesome to see someone spread such genuine love and appreciation for the art of poetry

[@SoVidushi]

I admire Savannah a lot but haven't read her poetry yet, looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

[@thomassinden1830]

A late video but I met her literally last week, she performed at a poetry festival i worked at. Said really good stuff and she is very cool - she drank with the volunteers and committee that evening! Now she is one of the head judges for the Foyles young poet's prize!

[@housekinokuni903]

Yes finally more poetry stuff

[@jessicalandrey8421]

It’s so nice to see you back and comfortable doing these videos again and looking like you’re genuinely enjoying yourself talking about what you’re passionate about :)

[@michelleip75]

I'm so here for all of your poetry analysis videos! 🤗💙 Your poetry content and community has inspired me to write more of my own poetry again. Thank you from a grateful follower! 💫

[@alexisjy7]

I would *LOVE* to watch 5 more videos of you reviewing Savannah’s poetry

[@clareashcraft3411]

I would love to see you review ClickForTaz's book next

[@lilamasand5425]

I'm SO happy that you're back to talking about poetry in whatever capacity you're comfortable with!

[@andrewschley6047]

Glad to have you back working on poetry again. I'm sorry about all the drama from before.

[@just.p3achy]

I've really only just discovered your poetry/literary themed videos, you really have a way of breaking it down without a lot of bias. I've always enjoyed grammar and sentence structures, maybe I will start learning about that again? Love hearing from you and Kyra, I wish you the best and am looking forward to book recommendations!

[@xwinoxrhinox]

So glad you're making more of these! And sooo excited to see your own collection in the future!

[@laikacons]

Rachel, I admire your honesty when it comes to poems/poets you like or don’t like. It makes other writers seek more harsh editing for their work

[@colleenjuneglatzel5926]

I'm a poet sharpening my skills by watching you. Thank you!

[@TheJuliana0901]

aww I'm sorry abt the mic issues and the frustration. thank you for the video. I've been feeling really down on poetry bc I just feel like I'm not growing and writing the same thing over and over again. I dont have access to courses or a lot of time to dedicate to this stuff so videos like this are so didactic and really help me think how I can try to learn and be better. also it's an added bonus that I love Savannah's videos but never got to read her poetry. thank you!

[@martin_sinusamoris]

yay! i adore savs work so much!

[@g00bleck]

A cool review for a poet I only just now found out about. I like Savannah Brown's videos! She, and now you, makes me inspired to write again

[@linsildiedar]

Strange... this young lady is my favorite poet. Not any classic writer from old. Love how her poetry draws you into her world. I think even Charles Bukowski would be proud of her.

[@dm12j37]

Good review. I haven't read her poetry before but as you show, it's really well put together! Whenever I write poetry and while I go in to depth, I always naturally include rhyming. Is this an amateurish move? I think I should move on to writing poetry that is 'poetic' without using rhymes as appears to be the case in any of the more professional poetry I've read.

[@astolat2262]

Try writing songs

[@theoutluke]

I definitely don't think it's an amateurish move to include rhymes in your poetry. Most (if not all?) of the Elizabethan and Romantic poems that I have read have a certain sense of rhyme and structure to them. Of course this tradition is not as strictly followed today as it maybe was a few centuries ago, but in my opinion (and in my experience) rhyming poetry is not at all considered less poetic.

[@sawsaw7]

Hearing you talk about the imperfections in nature and the human body, I can't help but recal Bishop's unforgettable metaphore "shooting stars in your black hair". Good stuff.

[@miraclesage8622]

amazing analysis, i've been curious to know what more people think of her works. I think I can relate to her a lot being autistic and having so many existential thoughts that i find hard to put into the right words

[@annamathree8455]

i think you’ll love her second poetry collection-its miles above graffiti in terms of quality and strength of her voice as a poet!

[@thatalienguy1472]

Good to see your face light up again as you excitedly discuss poetry again. Its funny tho, the comments that body slammed you came from a person who tries waaaayyy to hard to appear like a tortured artist, but you literally are one...because of her! Thanks to she-who-shall-not-be-named, you exude that energy naturally and I find this ironic.

[@plantman4444]

This sounds like envy, when one desires to be or have what another has, they may feel inferior, and make themselves feel superior by making themselves seem like they have contempt for the one they envy. It’s a tough part of human nature to navigate within and without.

[@talithabotha5594]

Im honestly so happy you’re back. I love your poetry videos and love listening to you talk about your thoughts about them.

[@TheTongueTwisler]

I want to publish my own poetry book and I love watching these to get critiques and what's "good/bad" and what to avoid or add to my own work. Thank you for another review!

[@Teddy-ez9qq]

Top poet is Savannah. The visuals and soundtrack she uses for the videos on her channel are absolutely amazing

[@etc4604]

because of how beautifully you talked about nature imagery vis a vis the human body, I have a band recommendation for you: the amazing devil. they're an indie folk band, and they're incredible lyricists - their songs are poems in and of themselves. example: "And these lines aren't wrinkles, dear heart / They're just dollops of paint on a new work of art" or "Your eyes aren't rivers there to weep / But a place for crows to rest their feet"

[@ohsweetpotato]

POETRY CONTENT❤️❤️❤️ ive always loved watching her videos, so i’m excited to get into this collection

[@LawnMowersThingsThatMakeNoise]

The Book in Question is in My to buy list !! 🙂 Thankyou for a review 🙂

[@Blitzheart]

so excited to hear what you think of sweetdark! savannah is one of my favourite writers and I love your more critical look at her work and the techniques and artistry within it! great vid :D

[@ToxicNeon]

Man, i used to follow Savannah on here - her videos were definitely a huge impetus for me to think more critically about my own poetry; she was always so gracious to criticism in the comments. I definitely remember one person being particularly focused on the rambly way she wrote, and it really encouraged me to practice writing more succinct poetry. I really liked Savannah's poetry cause, at the time, my style was similar, and i saw it as a grest opportunity to take in the relfections that she herself expressed. I definitely think that her struggle with rambling poetry was similar to mine, in that i'd just write more and more trying to adequately express an idea, and then proceeding to get lost in the sauce lol. Its a nice surprise to see you make a video on her!

[@Liriodelagua]

I'm suprised to see a positive review; after reading so many YT video titles lately I've come to expect a negative one. No comment on the poetry, I have zero knowledge or interest in it.

[@m.andthemist]

Great video! I'm so glad to see you making poetry videos again :) I love Savannah Brown- I am very glad you liked the collection without knowing her, it's interesting me because having watched her for a few years, I totally hear the poems in her voice. She has a particular sound that is so lyrical and sincere when she reads poetry which I really love. I have her second collection 'Sweet Dark' and I absolutely love it, I haven't read graffiti but I get the impression that this second collection is much more original and personal, I can't wait to hear your opinion!

[@jessm1327]

I haven’t read her poetry collections yet, but Savannah Brown’s ‘Loving Like an Existentialist’ is one of my favourite poems of all time, so I was super excited to see you review Graffiti :) it’s nice to see you getting back into poetry, you’re genuinely an incredible critic and you’re clearly very passionate about it as an art form.

[@AshleyGraetz]

Great vid. I always wondered about the internet poets. Still waiting for that one to define the eon. i.e like Keats or Ducasse... Amazing the fame and attention that is generated by the cult of YT, insta and tik tok.

[@lucideandre]

The video was great. I’m not a big poetry reader, but I like it, and I’ve always liked your poetry and review videos. And listening you talk scout something you enjoyed for once was especially lovely. It really seems less taxing on you

[@mintymouths]

I’ve just seen Chad Chad’s video regarding some Gabbie nonsense, I wasn’t really invested in all the drama stuff and mainly used it for background noise while doing something else, but she kept singing your praises and how you did book reviews and poetry stuff. Your videos are great! I haven’t seen too many yet, but I really enjoy what I have seen! It’s understandable that you took a break from poetry, honestly I find it pretty wild how I just found your channel at around the point you decided to try it out again

[@carristevens9474]

I love your poetry reviews 😍 they encourage me in my own writing! Would you consider reading some of your subscribers’ work and giving commentary/critique? I would love to hear some of your thoughts on my stuff. Maybe you could do a video where you review a couple subscribers poems? Could be really cool 😀

[@lilygirl5099]

Savannah Brown definitely feels like she was a writer before a youtuber. Like I'm sure some of the youtubers who write poetry books liked poetry before, but with Savannah it definitely shows that she has a deep rooted love for writing and that love started before money was a part of it. I hope that makes sense.

[@onlygoodvibes5465]

I love watching these videos I’m a poet myself for fun not professional

[@birichinaxox9937]

Great to see you back to something you love. So hard when we are treated so unfairly and cruel.

[@alexw6802]

"She who will not be named and will not be given any more attention" Bro I shuddered

[@rosevelasquez9110]

I'd love to see you review *"On sun swallowing" by Dakota Warren* , whom I guess could be called a TikTok poet (although she does have a yt channel)

[@edvartikus]

Sending you so much love Rachel❤️Your poetry videos makes me feel really good

[@RickReasonnz]

Definately has skill and effort there, although I do think it reads as journal scribblings than thought out poetry. Still not a bad work... Welcome back to poetry reviewing!

[@Aster_Risk]

Commenting for the rhythm.

[@atzinespinosa1982]

I missed these videos so much, thank you for your wonderful thoughts 🖤

[@SoVidushi]

while i enjoy the commentary stuff, would love more poetry videos in the future rach

[@spooky-spaghetti]

i'm so happy to see you back with a poetry video after the despicable bullying behaviour of a certain GH your poetry videos are what made me truly understand and enjoy poetry for the first time and even start writing my own hope to see more 💗

[@DiscountedQuails]

These videos Genuinely make my day

[@marina8541]

I chuckled a little at "she who shall not be named". I am reading the first book of Harry Potter hahaha. Great video as always, of course!

[@wildcherrygirl]

i haven’t read her poetry but i’ve just recently read her first novel and i enjoyed it a lot

[@The_Leftysaurus]

Glad to see you back on poetry~♥ But also with a poetry book you actually enjoyed (and I may have giggled a little on the she-who-will-not-be-named, I mean I realise it was quite a horrid chapter honestly, but the outlook of treating her as a child throwing a fit/temper tantrum, and should therefore no longer receive any attention, is amusing, and feels accurate)

[@Halfmoonbaee]

Unrelated: your makeup looks great here, your colors for sure!

[@joestacey6185]

Looking forward to more poetry videos. Thanks!

[@OliverHeikkinen]

I love these poetry breakdowns you’re bery fair with your criticism

[@TheFerretLives]

I'm glad you've covered Savannah as when I watched one of your previous vids you mentioned KZbin poets as bad and I thought, "No, not Savannah Brown!" Lol

[@kirstenjackson2172]

I think it's fascinating that you found Abigial Cook's poem to be excellent, as I personally found it to be underwhelming. There's so much to be explored in the metaphor that is "my body is the garden I grew up in." I was disappointed by the lack of specificity, and felt like the connections between growth, motherhood, and life were underexplored. What does it mean to have rose bushes for lungs? It seems to suggest a tension between something this necessary for living, yet also self-destructive. What about a bird cage for a rib cage? What is she holding in there, and why is it caged? But none of that complexity is expanded upon (or even acknowledged TBH) I don't know. To me, the poem feels deeper than Instagram poetry, but still not quite as deep as I would hope for when comparing a body to a garden (there's just so much there!!) I don't know if I've made my point clearly, but just wanted to share my thoughts :)

[@TicketLicker]

I possibly only like her so much since I haven't read a single book of hers and I am self diagnosed autistic and she is (diagnosed I guess) autistic, therefor besides that I can relate, I feel her authority as a young female who is approved being who I assume and strongly identify as

[@edgykid2247]

I love these videos so much! I hope you can start to feel more comfortable making them in the future

[@AurorXZ]

This was so refreshing to see! Something actually well done!

[@sophieannacoates1256]

Would love to see you review Rhiannon Mcgavin's poetry at some point !

[@BobBogaert]

Sincerely I was never on the cutting edge, my hand was on the hilt You're free to build with the other end Shriek into the vacuum if in spite of your accomplishments You wake up feeling empty like Houdini's grave probably is ... Fever dreams of padded cells and jagged pills in frozen pipes Socialites from pageant hell with plastic smiles and robot eyes I'm hoping you all grow into the sentience you assume As your moment of self-reflection is a moment for me too .... Sometimes the stomach disappears from under a retreating lens And patterns of a need to please abusive folk reveal themselves I'm peeling back the layers, I'm sneaking past the lasers I'm a lover, I'm a fighter, I'm a seed to blackened acres (All these gems are taken out of one single Aesop Rock song, just to make the point that if you're looking for actual poetry in a book, in the good year of our Lord 2022, you're looking in the wrong place.)

[@eltaylor13]

always enjoy your poetry content ☺

[@pablobratcat]

It's sad how most people would rather watch your drama content than your really interesting deep dive into the English language and the artistic use of it.

[@oldtimemachine]

i always felt that her poetry is better than the the avarage youtuber book but i dont know if i would call them great, she wins in comparison since most youtubers book were basic or straight up garbage.

[@elisazouza]

have you done a video about Orion Carloto I would be interested

[@aligoeswest]

omg! never expected this!

[@arlensiu2059]

It's good to be critical, it's good to be very critical, but sometimes what you do is compare artists as if you wanted one to be like the other, and you have to keep in mind that it might not be for you and that different people have different styles. Not a big fan of Savannah Brown, but her way of writing is hers, and she's obviously talented.

[@sygilloux-v2]

O dang, idk who they are but they've got a great way with words from what you've read here.