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![]() | My Dearest Son ![]() A mother's reply to her son's letter who is fighting overseas. ![]() |
Hi audra_branson - This is a
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The reason I chose this particular story/poem: I chose this particular piece because, having had a son in the military myself, I found the title intriguing. My opinion of said story/poem: The letter has a very uplifting feel to it. I'm sure any son or daughter receiving such a letter would be thrilled, maybe just a bit disappointed at its length, but very happy with its content. I found only one minor detail to correct: In the greeting, the comma between "son" and "Nathan" seems to be missing. I like how you made the letter sound casual, as if you were actually sitting across from your son and just having a lovely conversation. Conclusion: I really enjoyed your letter, it brought back memories of when my own son was doing his duty in a land far from home. The tone of the letter is uplifting and keeps to a positive note, which is important for those in the military stationed elsewhere. I found no spelling errors to trip the tongue. The letter has a good mix of anecdotes and kudos to set the pace, keeping the reader interested until the end. Did you have a son in the military? Your letter sounds/reads like you did. It could be you're just a great storyteller. Write on! Thanks much, Lovina ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Your work was rated using the guidelines from:
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