Hi there, welcome to Writing.Com I hope you are finding your way around okay.
I am reviewing the article you wrote about your questioning what to believe in religious areas.
You bring up some good questions to ponder. I hope you find the answers.
I am going to point out a few places to edit. I am not tearing the article apart, just making grammatical and spelling suggestions.
Paragraph 1. You need to edit this phrase ',and it this is still..'
Paragraph 2. I think you could remove the comma after the words 'killing thousands'.
Also there should probably be a question mark at the end of the question, 'Is this really the right way to raise our children.'
Paragraph 3. In the first line I think the word 'that' would look better as 'who'. You are talking about a person, not a thing.
A comma should be placed after, '...for me, but...'
Your quote "everyone else is doing it" should start with a capital letter.
The word 'its' should have an apostrophe because it is a contraction for 'it is.'
The word 'your' should be 'you're'
You need a question mark after the word 'children'.
Paragraph 4 In the fourth line, I would move the comma after the first time you used the word 'kids' to the second time you used it.
You mentioned that the church can give people hope for the future. Maybe you could mention how. You also state that hope can be a bad thing. Mention why.
In the line with the words 'I believe in most cases it's good...' you could place commas before and after the words 'in most cases'.
Pargraph 5 In the first line you could put a colon after the word 'religions'. The next phrases are the list of rules you mention. If you do this, the word 'Don't' would not need the capital letter.
After the words '..which religion is wrong.' you need a question mark.
Paragraph 6. "These differences is..' The 'is' should be 'are'.
"..no matter what are beliefs are." The first 'are' should be 'our'.
I know this looks like a lot of editing. It really isn't. It just takes a lot of words to say it.
Well Ta, Thanks for sharing your pending name change with us. It is always nice to have your 'family' help you with decision making.
Now here is my opinion. I think you should combine some of the old with what you want your new to be. So I think you should go ahead with Demi for the first part, but should revamp your families name 'Destructo' to go with it. If I were making up your name it would be "Demi Lition".
Hello Meg, I'm so glad to see you back among us after your forced absence.
I see you have picked up where you left off with a new poem about three words used in different stages of our life. I have three of my own words. "This is Good"
Your talent hasn't diminished any during your time away.
This was the devotional start to my day. What a good reminder to let Jesus in on the ground floor plans we make instead of waiting until we've made a mess and then asking Him to help us fix it up!
Thanks for once agai sharing your experiences with us.
Kenzie, this is wonderful! You got the plan of Salvation, and how to live it, out to the people in a well written, concise manner. And it doesn't drag on or make you wish it would hurry up and get over with.
It doesn't accuse or point fingers. It just says it the way it is.
I found the link to this in the Spiritual Newsletter I recived today.
Hello, Welcome to Writing.Com It's good to have new faces around.
How frightening to have these nightmares. Isn't it good to know we have a God who can handle those demons.
He is stronger than they are. He is our shield.
Hello, Good thoughts about what God is to you. He is all of those things to me also. I especially like your description of Him as an 'Unmovable defender'. This shows nothing can make Him step away from us.
In the last verse I don't think you need the comma after the word 'His'.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts of our Heavenly Father.
Hello, Welcome to Writing.Com I hope you will find your way around okay.
I'm sorry your first item had to be one to answer harsh words from someone. Hopefully, this won't have to be your only reason for writing.
There is some editing that would improve the look of the piece. You said what was on your mind. Now that there has been time to let that cool a little, editing can be done.
For example, the words 'I, I'll, I've and I'm' all need to be capitalized. Th word 'I've' should have an apostropohe
'You're' needs to be used for the contraction 'you are'.
You don't need the apostophe in the word 'stones'. The word 'Ice' at the end of the second sentence doesn't need to be capitalized.
Where you typed the word 'bike' you possibly meant 'dike'.
The word 'doesn't' needs an apostrophe
The word 'because' doesn't need to be capitalized.
In the third sentence the word 'you'll' doesn't need the capital letter.
In line 6 there should probably be a '!' after 'cruel' instead of a '?'
Hello Crystaldawn, In my search for inspiration to start my day, I found this poem. What a good reminder that God is just waiting for us to ask Him to once again be a part of our life.
I like the message but the rhythm could use a little work. I'll give you an example:
In verse 5, there are too many words for it to read smoothly. A couple could be taken out and rearranged without changing the meaning. Like this:
"There's only one way out I see
To give it up and be set free
So I'll start today out new
Begin each day in a chat with you."
Then in verse 6, second line I think you could replace the word 'and' with a comma. It would take a way a syllable and smooth the rhythm there also.
How breath-takingly 'simple' as you say. I almost felt myself to be an intruder on your idyllic day with your loved one on your day-trip and in your home.
All my senses were involved in reading in this piece. My memory was stimulated, bringing to mind some of my own idyllic days.
OOOOOhhhh, this is eerie. It sounds like the old "Twilight Zone' stories that were on TV, hosted by Rod Serling. I was almost to the end before I began to surmise the ending.
Good poetry! The rhythm flows along nicely. I like this one a lot!
Hi Rosebud, I read your writing about going to your new place to live. From the things you say and the way you say them, I wonder if you live in a house with a whole bunch of other people.
It sounds like you might like a friend you could talk to. You can email me through this site if you would like to. I like to talk to all kinds of people.
Try to write something else. I would like to read it. I will put your name in my favorites list so I can check your portfolio once in a while.
Hello, this poem speaks of the time for change. Sometimes there comes a point in our life where we have to stop, look around, and see what needs to happen next.
There are several places where using punctuation would help this piece to flow along easier for the reader. I had to stop several times to 'get my bearings' so I could get the proper sense of this poem.
Hello, this is a good start to a short story, but I want a little more. I think a little more details could be added that would 'fill this out'.For example, you could describe the look on the man's face that made you think he wasn't quite right.
I really like this, but as I said, I would like a little more.
Hello, the first verse has the sound of a metaphor about a broken heart. The red tinted glow of the beating window is the clue.
The images you created are very descriptive. The second verse has excellent rhyme and rhythm. The imagery of the broken pieces lying in the dirt is also excellent.
Hello, I like this description of a still, frigid, winter night. I can feel my frozen nose as I read it.
I had to read it more than once to fully experience the wonderful imagery you used. Each time I did, I found a different one of my senses being stimulated, from feeling/touch, to sight, even to the sense of the silence and stillness of the night.
What a wonderful friend! How nice of you to include her in your essays about your cancer journey.
You did a good job writing this. You make the reader feel like they are listening to a conversation with you. And the last phrase is a beautiful tribute to her.
Well, what a surprise! I love your sense of humor in these poetic tales of the bush in Australia. As with your other poems, I chuckled out loud at the ending. "Two wily old dingoes, Each with only one eye!"
Ha!
You make the bush come alive in my mind with these tales.
Hello Jenbo, your poem touch ny heart and soul and made me cry. Not just from the sadness of losing a friend, but especially from the emotion you put into this poem about Old Taffy.
There is not much else to say. Letting you that it made me cry is enough!!!
Hey there Oldnbold. I love this poem out of the bush of Autralia. I read it and chuckled. Then I read it out loud and laughed out loud.
Not only is it funny, but the rhyme pattern and rhythm are good too.
I live in Michigan in the U.S. out in the rural areas. I'm not quite like your bush lady. I don't give 'em a chnce to crawl under the house. I have my own shot gun. I take care of them myself.
Thanks fpr the chuckle. Nancy
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Paragraph 1. You need to edit this phrase ',and it this is still..'
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