Hello catzeal and welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here.
I have just read your story, "Just A Lttle Faith," and thought I would leave some comments.
I have to say, I really enjoyed this and looking forward to reading more.
Imagery is really good, I could clearly see faith in my minds eye. A girl who rebels against the life that is expected of her only to find herself in such an adventure.
A few typos here and there and also this line:
'Goodbye Peter,' Faith greeted with her lips pursed." If you greet someone it is hello not goodbye.
Also it is better to begin a new line each time someone speaks. This makes it easier for the reader.
Hello Thedarkninjapanda, (What a great handle) and welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here.
I have just read your poem, "My Pet," and thought I would leave some comments.
A dark but emotional poem.
Your pet, meaning your anger and frustration which you need to let go of. I think perhaps we all suffer this at some time. We can hurt people with it but, most of all we hurt ourselves.
HI spacecat, I have just read your item," In Memory Of My Dad," and thought I would leave some comments.
First of all I would like to say I am sorry for your loss. It is very hard to lose a loved one.
I thought your eulogy to your dad is beautiful. You have so many wonderful memories to hold on to, especially the football days. Your dad sounds like he was great fun and also a great dad.
Hello amagraph and welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here.
I have just read your poem. "Retired Not Tired," and thought I would leave some comments.
This is deffinately food for thought. I think a lot of older people find they have nothing to do once they retire. However, there are lots of things out there to enjoy.
I loved the last verse, says it all:
My life is somewhat calmed,
not a whirlwind in sight.
That's not to say its over,
I wont go down without a fight.
Hello Donavan, how are you are? I have just read your short story, "A Prince Fatale," and thought I would leave some comments.
I really enjoyed this story. So simple and yet so captivating. I loved the opening line, "Long ago in a far away Kingdom." It sounded so ordinary and yet I seemed to know it just would not be.
Hello Rowan and welcome to WDC. I have just read your item, "Writer's Block, I Guess," and thought In would leave some comments.
Well we all go through this from time to time but, it does come back.
I find the best way to deal with it is to just write anything, whatever enters my head. it may be a lot of gobbledygooosh but, it does not matter, you are still writing and eventually what you write will be right.
Hello Collkin, how are you? Welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here.
I have just read your poem, "Rays Of Hope," and thought I would leave some comments.
I thought this a beautiful expression of hope. Your whole feelings summed up in a few lines. very well done and I am sure, to many readers, this will give them a ray of hope.
Hello valleyboy and welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here. I have just read your poem, "The Soldier," and thought I would leave some comments.
With all the tragedies of war it is nice to put a little homuor in.
I enjoyed this, especially the last verse, although, I am not sure Barry Manilow would aprove.
I always feel a little humble when about to review a blue case's work. .
However, I could not pass this by without a comment or two.
I visited Ireland last month, my sister lives there, a beautiful place.
I enjoyed this story, I loved the imagery it created and these lines: "The road twisted through incredibly lush fields as each turn opened new ‘post card perfect’ vistas that had me yearning to grab a paintbrush, or at the very least, my pen and notebook," describe Ireland perfectly.
A sad journey home but, also a beautful one for both Grandmother and the story teller.
I have no suggestions for improvement, I found it perfect as it is.
Hello Madison and welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here.
I have just read your poem, "Father," and thought i would leave some comments.
Quite an emotional and personal poem about your father and how much you miss him.
Suggestions: I think the poem would read better in shorter lines. As it is, with no punctuation, it makes it difficult to read.
For example this part "I miss you so much why can't you see why do you have to ep lieing to me I want you in my life but you walked away all I can think is please daddy stay" Would read better as:
I miss you so much why can't you see?
Why do you have to keep liying to me?
I want you in my life, but you walked away,
all I can think, is please daddy stay.
Hello Koyel, how are you? I just read your poem, "Just Dreaming," and thought I would leave some comments.
What lovely images your poem conjured up in my mind. First of all the thought of a visit from a Fairy, I can think of nothing more enchanting. Then A handsome Prince for your Groom.
Lovely poem and I have no suggestions, I like it as it is.
Hello Vicky and welcome to WDC. I hope you enjoy your time here.
I have just read your item, "THe Story Of Us," and thought I would leave some comments.
To be honest this did not really make any sense. I did not understand the story. There are a lot of spelling mistakes and words that do not exsist, such as anywhore or anywhooo.
It does need a lot of editing to be understood.
I would be happy to read it again once editing has been done.
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