After reading your efforts of prose it is put together like my grandmother's hand made quilts that kept the chill off us in a worn drafty house of our sharecropping days.
Trust me that is good.
You put that together very well.
I can see why you have a 13+ rating.
Your words are so-so clear to me so-clear.
I would that I could impart more on this matter for
It is comsuming my essence and I do have the
answer whereby you at time eluded to it.
Much of my review of your work is in some of my
writing and touching most of them.
The story was a horror. I hope one would never have to go through such again.
The story need to be told.
There are moments that are not detail enough. The story meaning has more impact than the wording. still I like the attempt. Keep up the good work and I hope all is well on all accounts.
I truly feel you.. However you leave me thinking you are not gone or you don't want to be gone. There are a few word errors.I really lke it. There are many questions. would like to have seen some answers.
I found your story to be amazing. The veracity seem to be without question. The way you told the story seems honest.
I have never read a dream where one said they could actuall smell a scent. That part gets my attention.
I am now womdering what heaven looks like according to you, because you only mention a room.
Howver, for me that does not matter I know there is a heaven as well as a hell.
The Unbearable Brightness of Being, which was read, had one wanting to know what was next. The writer did a fine job relating his explanations. His metaphors were very distinctive in making his points.
The writer speaks concerning the differences in people, he said, "What differentiates me"? He does an especially excellent job correlating the reality of colors in the world, whereby not any should have reason to be unjust because of a person’s race.
He did well of keeping his delusion out of the comprehension to figure out neatly by the reader. Is not philosophy defined and designed to keep one from not guessing about reality? I am just thinking rational.
He made his point in processing disillusionment for his reader. However one would like to know his conclusion on the matter, is life real or better still was his love one real.
The reader cannot know his mind. Reality is what it is and disillusionment is what is. Would not philosophy guide us to that point of what is real and what is not real?
The writer is a good conveyer of thoughts but is there a need of using big words necessarily to make his point clearer?
Was his intention designed to convey the true meaning of reality or unreal or is life a dreamlike? Farther more are we left with the thought that a perfect love that ends is some otherworldly being? Overall the writer wrote was captivating and left one asking relevant questions.
My I say Thank you great work of art.
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