Lorilady, at first I thought it would be about covered bridges, something every New Englander like I was loves. As I read further, I got drawn into your poem and its symbols, forgetting the bridge.
To say I enjoyed it is putting it mildly, although it did send a shiver up my spine during the middle of it. The ending was excellent and pulled it all together. Good work!
You have an interesting essay about writing, although you can improve it by proofreading and running it through a spellchecker. The many misspelled words took away from my pleasure of reading it.
I understand what you mean about loving to write, but don’t forget you also would like others to read your words. Spelling and punctuation are a part of getting your ideas across to others, as well as a plot. I hope you continue posting your writing here and will look forward to reading more.
Having had brief spells of depression years ago, I understand the feelings behind this poem. Like all good writing, it did pull me in and bring back memories of those days, if only for a few minutes.
I will be reading more of your work and hope some are more uplifting as I refuse to be unhappy today. Well done!
I didn't see that ending for her child coming. Very well written, in my opinion, with excellent descriptions of the characters. I'm new here, so hopefully this is how a critique should be written and posted.
Only one small quibble, and I might be wrong. Are you sure your use of the semicolon throughout is correct when you separate a dependent and independent clause? For example:
She looked back to the Figerro; her wild, quivering eyes pleading for help.
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