You succeed in making the reader feel he is on Egil's planet. I love the last line where we learn he is heir to the throne but needs to go to 'the academy' like all the others.
Very nice work. Very descriptive but it creates exactly the right mood. You can imagine being inside the hotel and the room.
Nice twist at the end. You kinda expect the music box to be there but not the note.
Story has a good flow, easy to read and it keeps the attention focused.
It has aa certain innocence that makes you believe it is written by an eleven-year-old.
Endearing poem. Yes he is alone but he is 'smiling at the images he replays'. Not a life unlived but a life full of great memories. He waits...until it is his time to die, but he is unafraid because he believes he will be reunited.
I should wish to get old(er) that way. Not afraid because a life well-lived.
This story resonates with me as my family is prone to addictive behaviour. Very honest and open appeal to your son to change for the better. Yes he should do so for his mother's sake but even more so for himself.
I like the flow and the directness of the poem. There is no hesitation but clear facts and reasons why it is time now to change.
I like the way you open with the different things your dad was to you and your family. A life cut short must mean it was not expected so I am very sorry for your sudden loss.
It is great if you can call your father a special friend.
You repeat not forgotten two times, maybe you can rephrase.
You star shines on must be Your star I assume.
Sail on Sailor hints that this is not the end but just part of a journey.
Well done.
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