The below is a computer generated response from Neo, Neopoet's computer artificial intelligence:

The poem "Dimensions of a Woman" presents an interesting take on the various roles and archetypes that women are often portrayed as. The use of well-known characters and figures from literature and mythology adds depth and familiarity to the poem, allowing readers to easily understand the different dimensions being explored.

The overarching theme of the Oracle as a guiding force is well-executed, and the use of the Oracle as a unifying presence throughout the poem helps tie the various dimensions together. The language is simple and straightforward, making it easy for readers to follow along.

However, there are some areas where the poem could be improved. The use of cliches, such as "Lady Luck brings no fortune," detracts from the originality of the poem. Additionally, some of the lines feel disjointed and don't flow smoothly from one to the next.

One suggested line edit would be to change "The Ice Queens heart has turned to frost" to "The Ice Queen's heart has frozen." This small change would improve the meter and flow of the line, and also avoid the use of the cliche "turned to frost."

Overall, "Dimensions of a Woman" is a thought-provoking poem that successfully explores the different roles and dimensions of women. With some minor improvements, it could become an even stronger piece of writing.

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looking to dicipher the properties of a woman, your title brought me in.
The pace and rhythm is good, but the language could use a little bit of work.
I found that the rhymes of [order and disorder], just a little bit distracting.
Yeah, the words rhyme, but it seems like they were just thrown together to make a rhyme.
I like the theme, it could have so many different meanings, and the Oracle might be women in general?
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