A good story about acting as a sloth and fairly written.. And I would like to know what was his ailment? This story reminded me when I was a bachelor a long long time ago but in my case the computer wasn't available.
A well-written story with a sad ending. As for life having reasons or meanings to exist, does not bode well with me. In life things just happen without rhyme or reason. We as human beings adapt to life not the other way around. It is true, "...That life is designed to focus on the good." If it were not we would truly be in hell.
The writer gave plenty of information in the assessment of pain. Through the years, starting in October, 1994 to April, 2005, I have visted the emergency room 8 times with fluid retention in my lungs, due to congestive heart failure. I had extreme breathing problems coupled with pain. On each visit I demanded of a doctor to give me drugs that would ease my breathing and my pain, which he did. I know a lot about pain and have taken every pain killing drug imaginable and never once became addicted. Pain will never interfere with my body because if I get any pain for a few hours, I'll be heading to the nearest ER.
This a good story about facing one's fear and Ponita with your actions encouraged others to take the Free Fall ride. The truth about fear is mind over matter not matter over mind. To me life is more exciting and thrilling, when I face any fear and conquer it. The story was well-written.
This story, written in good prose with few misspellings, turns my stomach. Because the writer compares Romeo and Juliet (who aren't criminals), to misfortunate lovers. Integrity and logic trumps love everytime. However, that's true, only when one acquires wisdom as one ages.
A great war story that I enjoyed reading. Well-written and your desciprtion of the action was easy to follow. Is the story true? The many French words you wrote were not translated into English, which left me in a lurch.
I like this poll question.but my category isn't listed. Because when I write I know exactly where my voice is and the voice of others, at any level. The only issue is, do I write with clarity? Furthermore, I have never had writer's block. But I must, to reach my goal of completing my memoir, allot time and finish the darn thing.
A violent story that should be a lesson to all juveniles who behave violently without sufficient provocation. And to add insult to injury and with the help of a slanted article in a newspaper, reported the boy was struck by a pooper scooper. The ending was unbelievable. How can anyone injured so seriously become friends with the attacker?
A well-written story but to look back as an abuser or victim of abuse, is dangerous for one's mental health. It is better to live for the future because nothing can be undone of one's pass. If one dwells in the pass and can't handle it, one should seek mental therapy. This story also remains me of an old axiom: survival of the fittest.
I don't ordinarily read love stories but this one kept me riveted. It was well wrtten and the words used made for smoothly flowing reading, while expressing all emotions and setting the mood and the scene.
Is this story referring to the Grim Reaper? The story was written-well but in my humble opinion the subject matter is unclear. For death conquers us all and those who have die do not return. In addition, as fanciful has your interpretation of the purpose of life is, it does not provide an answer. Moreover, humans are classified as animals. An analogy I can attribute to your story comes during the end of WWII of the Manhattan Project. When upon exploding an atomic bomb, Dr. Oppenheimer said the unforgettable phase, ' I have become death."
Well written and your use of imagery crystal clear. The ending could be positive by the four showing mercy but you decided to make them worst than the remaining villagers.
As the saying goes, "Turnabout is fair play." I hope Mark learned his lesson. Your story reminded me of the many-- "Marks'--I have known. Nicely written and funny.
The story is very heartwarming and poignant. It is descriptive and well written. I found it strange that one could use humor in combat. From my experience, there is no humor in combat. But after the fighting, composure reassert itself allowing humor to be used.
A very sad story, indeed. But well written. Furthermore, there comes a time when humans outlive their purpose in life and their deaths is what a awaits.
Thank you for your tips about writing and editing. As I write my manuscript, I find myself actually editing it at the same time. Another tip I received from a WDC newletter-- read aloud what I have written, to find out if it makes any sense and has a smooth continuity.
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