From what I understand, "That's You," is a loved poem. It is written my a young lady who loves him dearly, but is afraid to let him know how she feels. He is either completely aware of what he thinks is just a crush. She is in a quandry about telling him her feelings. She wrote a poem about love. I think she should give it to him.
Lesley
I like the whole idea of this group spreading a positive message. There is so much out there, but not enough of the groups seem to be promoting positive thinking. Even though I often write stories about pollution, what are we eating and expose factory farming, I'm positive it will improve. I have a need to help people. If I do have to write something like that, which is not likely, I won't let anyone know I'm with the "Symply Positive Groupe.
:Lesley Scott
I enjoyed your poem, "God Help Me." The tone was one of sensitivity from the husband to his wife's problems. "God Help Me," was all that she would say to her husband as her lips trembled. How can I help? I'm not God.I don't know what to say. God help me. God tell me what to say. It was an emotional poem without all of the hysterics and fighting.
Lesley
I enjoyed reading your story, " Poachers." Though I am one of those animal rights activists. and truly disapprove of sports hunting and night hunting (except for coons). Still I did like your story. The descriptions were clear and painted a picture of what it is like in the woods after dark. But one of the mistakes you and your friend made was drinking. A serious hunter never drinks before or during a hunt.
I liked your enchanting fantacy about the Salkers. Though revered and well-treated, the Salkers kept everyone alilve if they could. Kleas was exuberant when the Stalker he met recruited him to the special group. The Stalker told him to cover his back while he looked for an item he needed in a junk yard.
When the Gerlas first attacked, their main target was Kleas. He knew the horrible animals would tear him apart and carry him away. He yelled at the Stalker to run. At least oone of them would live and by all accounts, the Stalker was needed.
The last thing Kleas heard was the alarms going off in the city. No doubt, the Slayers would take care of the problem.
I am so pleased that I found the June Newsletter for "Non-humans." It was written well and gave me information I didn't know about. Though the dictionary may say something else about we non-humans, the Big Bad Wolf's definition is more appropriate. My name is Gator Girl, though I don't spend much time with my non-human friends. I will certainly do so now!
Lesley
Gator Girl
I wrote a really exciting story about a huge alligator that I had to move off of a two laned highway. He took up both lanes! It isn't corrected yet, but keep an eye out. I may enter it in one of the contests.
I was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. It is the land of the swamps and marshes. I've even written about alligators I encountered. Your language is fairly on the mark, but not once did you use our common southern expression, " Y'all." I also doubt that Quincey would have said, " father," in stead of "Daddy." But, as always there are exceptions to all rules. I'm sure the folks that live elsewhere in the south speak and write as well as you. I liked the story. It was a good length and you were able to tell the story. I don't like real long stories, I have ADHD and Bipolor Disorder, so I get bored when I read something that is more than a few pages long. You are a good writer. Keep up the Good Work!
I love this particular contest. I don't usually write long stories. I don't have any story to enter at this time, but havee plans to submit one of my short stories. I usuall write six to eight hundred words. A couple of my stories are over one thousand words.
Sincerely,
Lesley Scott
I love raffles and like to send the tickets to my friends. Sometimes I get their names wrong, but remember email addresses. Let me know if I need to change the names of anyone. I don't participate in the activities like raffles and auctions like I should. I usually forget, or just don't cut on my computer much. The weather is so beautiful here, in South Carolina and I've worked in the garden a lot. I also have critters to take care of and enjoy.
I will try to be more active and take the time to check on what you have going one.
This story brings out the emotion of sadness at first. Kyle was so empty without his father. I am always afraid of losing my parents and would cry forever. Kyle is smart and brave and had the courage to go to the place on he and his father used to go regularlly. The ending was happy. Now Kyle has a reason for living, married to Gabby. I loved the quote, ""...We aren'y here for long but the important thing is we were here."
Lesley Scott
As usual, I do enjoy your stories. The idea of the Un HOUSE paints a good picture. I was afraid some manic had grabbed poor
becky and they would never know what really happend.I also remember when I was I wa Johny, Becky were that age.We exporded theMounds" an old armonry. I was wood, quiet, ad so tall, threes had grown around the mound.
Kee[p writing your interesting storiesl
Lesley,
Lesdonks
I like your website and I enjoy reading history books, though not any or many on the Civil War. I read a lot of the "Tao Te Ching," a good bit on Native Americans, and books by Carl Sagan, Dawkins, Chrisopher Hictichins. I love "How the Mind Works," "Quantum physics," and "The Self-Aware Universe," to mention a few. I love Murder Mystery books.
I will try to read up on the Civil War, but I'm in Historical Charleston, SC. People down here are still fighting the war. I've heard some people say we should bring back the KKK. We do have a lot of real history like the wonderful old buildings and the lovely city. Come visit us.
I hope my entry won't be disqualified. I wrote about the side of General Lee seldom dwell on. He was still a bastard, but I don't think anyone is ALL bad. I also mentioned Stonewall Jackson. That's in one of the prompts.Since you are looking for war stuff, I don't think I can win this one. I tried all day to make sure it was correctly written.
Lesley
I really feel like this blogging contest is going to grow and fast. It is interesting, funny as Hell and the music breaks are fun. I even like most of them, myself. I want to enter this contest and I will enter it soon. I am not as proficient with words, yet, but I'm better than I was when I joined WDC!
Let's keep this Blog moving@
Lesley
BBWolf,
Sorry I didn't donate sooner. I was afraid you'd think I was a cheepskate. I know everyone big more than I can afford. I give away almost as much as I gain. I'm not complaining. I would donate to a lot more organizations.
I loved reading the first part of your "What Does Love Create 1." This one was so full of wisdom, insignt and love. Some of my favortie quotes are: " Death is part of life." and about..." holding onto death so strongly, like it is a precious thing that we can create." Most of us probably deal with that somehow.
What does love create? "There is love in everything as long as you wait for it and look for it."
My favorite quote is, "Love creates life, It binds up brokenness. It shouts belonging. It wraps around us like the morning mists covering the lake and waiting for the possibilities of a new day." That is beautiful!
Do you mind if I jot down that last paragraph? I want to tack it up on my bulletin board where I put things I find inspiring. If you don't want me using it, I won't be mad.
Oh, I wrote that big alligator story, finally. Every time I read it, I find something that needs changing. After living through that adventure, nothing anyone can write would do it justice. I don't have it in my port yet. When the time is right, I'll put it in.
Love, Lesley
Hi, Maryann, I keep getting distracted and not reviewing the items I am supposed to review. It's easy for a person with ADHD to get sidetracked! I just wanted to let you know that I've seen a lot of sigs and most of them, to me, waste a lot of space. I hate to keep scrolling, scrolling and scolling.Yours is perfect for my tastes. I also feel good, looking at the stars and the color, purple is my favorite color. If I close my eyes and see purples and greens, I know my brain is working right.
Love you and don't ever stop being yourself,
Lesley
I think "Stay" is a very good poem about love and love lost. I know how that feels. The poem, itself, is very well written and brings emotions to the readers. The verses are all filled with emotions, such as one of the lines, "How can love make one feel so sick." I can, I know.
Keep on writing!
Lesley
I like the poem you wrote about depression. It is very descriptive and speaks for many of us here. "A warrior on defense; Shielded for protection; Sealed from the shallowness that is draining our existence." You have such a gift with words. Yet, I can understand what you mean. That is not usually the case for a lot of my reviews. You understand.
I sent you that alligator document to read. I hope you will enjoy my adventure. It's only one of many!
This fun and fact-filled item explores how consumers usually conduct extensive research when making major purchases such as vehicles, houses, and other products. After sorting through the information and comparing prices, the consumber is able to make a decision.
Yet, when it comes to an all-out super and lifelong "purchase," such as a baby, humans lose objectiveity. Babies come with no manual or accessories and supplies, yet people only see and think of a cute little baby to be part of their family.
The study about how car owners are satisfied from 50 to 70% of the time. The study also shows that those who invest in a new baby are satisfied 99.99%! Isn't that predictable?
Hey, Patrice!
I loved your roach story! You have a great imagination. Not many people I know would think to write about roaches. Your descriptions painted a picture, your grammar and spelling excellent. I just read the story to Cliff and he reminded me of the swarm of roaches on our carport. But I don't think there are millions!
Love,
Lesley
Your story about spirituality and materalism explained a lot about how we live our lives. I loved the line, " Material ism is outside the body, but spirituality is within the body." I heartily agree. I consider myself as a spiritual being, and read a lot about other religions and beliefs. I believe in nature and the universe, myself.
Keep on Writing,
Lesleyl
Hi, Itchy!
Congratulations on your win in the Wildlife Contest. You deserved to place. "We cough from the refuse, the elderly are now few and far between," and, " Trees and flowers once flourished, Now fading away as progress is made," are a great way to describe what is already happening!
Keep Writing!
Lesley
PS I do enjoy reading your work
I enjoyed your short story aboutt joe and his friend. I hope you win, if you haven't already. I wish I could use dialogue so easily as yours. I am used to writing newspaper articles and newsletters. So I appreciate your story's lenght. I like your style, and use of italics.
Keep it Up!
Lesley
This novel chapter is a very good read. The dialogue as well as the characters were believable. I also have little experience with fiction. I have an imagination problem. "When Chris patted my shoulder," should be the opening of the paragraph. It needs some more spacing. You may have intended to write it this way, but it makes it hard for me to read.
Keep on Writing,
Lesley
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