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W.W.J.D. is an exploration in faith as a guide for living.
The author offers questions of faith and convention to lambently view the impeccable example of Christ as a role model.
This piece is humorous, well communicated, and respectful. The author speaks to every man in this work.
The conclusion of the work is equally delightful. In as much as the author’s ability to reconcile faith and reality, this work is genuinely refreshing.
An author shows character taking on issues that may cause heated criticism for having an open view, so that alone scores big points with this reviewer.
Great Job.
Keep writing.
Thy Will Not Mine! is a work about regaining faith.
The author examines spirituality in this brief work. Vividly expressive about the need to have faith and acceptance, the author gives voice to doubt and victory.
This work is easy to read and understand. There are no technical errors in this work.
This work is inspirational and comforting.
The Sodden Sponge is another compassionate work of love.
The author strikes a cord with this work that resonates in many caregivers, patients, and many vocations of service and mercy.
The author addresses the issue of stress and the strength required to avert callously distancing ourselves from the natural processes of empathy.
It is very likely that our compassion makes us human, and the author shares the price of that compassion with the reader.
This author is gifted in poetic expression. There are no technical errors in this work.
This work is soulfully comforting.
My Silent Plea is a work of love and compassion.
The author draws us in and shares her emotional desolation. The imagery and perception of the author are easily communicated to the reader. This work is wonderful because we are drawn to the author and the subject of her work.
This work is clear and concise, invoking a desire to alleviate the pain.
There are no technical errors in this work.
This poem is a superbly inspirational read.
Next Stop Hollywood reviewers wanted is an open invitation to the public to assist Hollywood in finding material.
This item looks legitimate. They provide a web address, the web address reiterates the initial proposal, and this reviewer found no dead links.
The invitation provides a forum for fans of film, fans of writing, and an actual opportunity for writers to interact with the big companies that make the films. They offer no payment, but the opportunity looks like a good chance to develop skills.
This looks very interesting.
Autumn is a delightful tribute to a beautiful season.
This poem is brief and easily read and understood.
The Author communicates love for the subject.
The cycle of life as observed in the changing seasons, is the motivation for the author.
Balance and rhyme work well in this piece. There are no technical errors.
Great Job.
A Death in the Family is a work that expresses the pain of loss and suffering, and the triumph of loving memories.
The author guides us through scenes that provoke compassion, encounters that invoke tears, and a view of the isolation of surviving a loss. Grossly understated is the emotional devastation resulting from the loss of a daughter and twin sibling.
The story flows smoothly and the reading is easy. This work is very well constructed. This work is inspires an introspective look at the human condition.
There are no technical errors in this piece.
The author presented this work in a very well organized structure.
Great writing.
The Poetry of Christmas is a work presented of rhyme and beat and is an excellent example of artistic license.
While the iambic meter of this work appears to wonder, the author’s poetic form is presented in a work of Feminine Rhyme that exhibits the Free Verse style.
There is so much to explore in the English language, and it is refreshing to see clear variations in style that use a pleasant and familiar theme.
While the topic is exclusive to Christianity, the author extends a warm welcome to all faith to enjoy the cheerful celebration of the season.
Many faiths acknowledge the third day after the winter solstice to be a time of celebration because the sun remains visible for just a little longer than the day before. This is truly an event to celebrate.
I found no technical errors with this work.
Great Job.
Warflower is a work that succinctly illustrates the brutality and vivacity of life.
The setting evolves, the characters evolve, and the brevity of existence is expressed in life's eternal struggle.
The author has crafted a tale that nature has vividly confessed, as if to state, “Art imitates life.”
This piece would be a great work to explain the concept of evolution. The action is filled with vivid imagery, and the theme is easily comprehended.
Technically, I found no errors in this work.
This is a good read. Warflower is entertaining and thought provoking.
Great Job.
BELOVED is a work of very enthusiastic hope.
The author is strongly expressing the belief that a soul mate exists. Vividly evocative imagery brings to mind romantic couples of heroic dimensions. This is the love we all desire, and the author has graced us with its articulation.
Technically, I found no errors.
However, I would like to mention the use of the uncapitalized “I” as a pronoun.
When looking at this work with a critical eye, the inclination to leave this pronoun in lower case causes this reviewer to be slightly distracted. Capitalization of the first person personal or singular pronoun “I” is a very universal convention in the English language.
In this work the personal pronoun “I” is consistently used in lower case, except when it is used to start a sentence.
Consistency denotes style. Courage in defying orthodoxy gains big points with this reviewer.
Great Job, keep up the good work.
Grieving is a short work of beauty.
The imagery is powerful. The opposing reflections are stunning in their desolate beauty.
The author uses Synesthetic Metaphor and simile to establish a potent analogy.
The reader can easily relate to the isolation described in this concise work.
Technically, I found no errors in this piece.
The author is able to communicate emotion with apparent ease.
Great work.
Starship Sentry By Jerry Powell is a delightful work that puts one’s intellect through it’s paces.
This delightful satire is not scathing nor does it cause discomfort. The mind is forced to slow down to keep pace. Once a level of comfort is reached, the author flips us in his pan and heats the other side of our brain.
I am thankful I had the leisure time to read this work a second time through.
I found no technical errors.
In my enthusiasm for this work I had to remind myself not to use labels, like Genius, that might intimidate readers. This work is easy to read and even more delightfully so on the second go around.
Great read.
The River Princess is a beautifully flowing expression of passion.
This must be why we have words.
Powerfully vivid and spell binding, this succinct author must be inspired by powerful forces.
I now suffer from Venus Envy, yet I’m happy in the knowledge that I can find beauty, if not create it.
It is work like this that frustrates my appreciation of poetry because the Gems that blind with their sparkle are so far apart.
Thank you for this art.
I feel vulnerable now, so brace yourself for the critique.
I found no technical errors with this work.
I found the theme enormously delightful.
The imagery is stunning, agile, and supple.
The Muse Strikes Back is a work that illustrates the dull void of inspiration that is writer’s block.
I found no technical errors in this work.
This work, unfortunately, is all too easy to relate to. Fortunately, however, I find some grim satisfaction in the knowledge that I am not the only person trying to drink from a cup that is overflowing with an absence of motivation.
This work is short, concise, and poignantly right on target.
Great work.
Burning Winter delivers exactly what it promises.
The brief description reads: A memory of happiness, a future of hope.
The imagery is powerful. The ability to invoke my passion, pain of a lost lover, and the reticent hope invested in an unfamiliar prospective lover, was pulled off masterfully.
Concise.
Technically, I found no errors in this work.
I am especially envious of the line, … embers of hope in my gut
Excellent.
The Usher Of Life is a work of love.
This ode to a man illustrates a respectful expression of affection. The author paints images of a gardener diligent in his care for the garden he has cultivated. A metaphor for his family.
I found no technical errors, and a warm sense of reverence.
Poetic. Excellent.
‘The Lord is coming Soon’ is a work of personal faith and affirmation.
The author expresses strength of faith through declaring that the end of time is near, rhetorically asking the reader qualifying factors of their Christian knowledge and the particulars of their faith. The Author concludes by offering a prayer of salvation to the lost people of the world.
I did like the mention that Jesus’ love is free and salvation is not for sale.
I think this piece may enjoy a wide audience given the popularity of the subject matter.
Technically, the only flaw I found was not a distraction for me; ‘ulimate’ should read ‘ultimate’.
Good work, keep writing.
Fire is dark and disturbing.
The author paints a picture macabre. This work is a confession of ghastly events, tragic, and with a horrible twist.
I found no technical errors, and the imagery is bold, and the writing concise.
Keep writing.
Night Diversions is a very good short story.
The impact of the opening paragraph is what grabbed my interest, and the action held it.
The author is very good at generating descriptions.
The author has taken the time to ensure the work was complete.
Great job.
My recommendations are technical for the flow of the story.
The lead characters seem to have a mental bond that allows them to communicate. They should use this as much as possible since it is an asset of great importance.
I missed this the first time it happened because the event was not elaborated upon. I caught it on the second reading.
I like the story and I think the little mechanical tricks to enhance the flow and build anticipation will be easy for the author to discover.
I use a ‘text to speech’ program I downloaded free from the Internet. It reads my work to me. Also, read or listen to the story with an audience, one person will do, because you catch things your familiarity with the story hides.
Alcohol is an item that thins the blood. I think it would be counter-productive for an injured character like yours to drink alcohol. A small mater, but an issue that may hang up some fans.
I found no technical errors with this work. There are some aspects don’t quite flow with the rest of the work and a little work can make this piece more powerful.
Good luck.
Learning Curve is a poem about life. Every now and then I pick up what I consider to be Universal Truths, and this is one. This work is succinct, to the point, and humorously on target.
The author understands that the courage to continue in the face of adversity is not as common as one would think. If we fail to learn from our experiences, we fail to live life to the fullest.
Technically, I only found two errors:
‘Learnto’ should read ‘Learn to’ and ‘til’ might read better as ‘`til’. These were not great distractions for me but they will improve the ratings when corrected.
I like the subject of this work, the style, and the message.
Good Work.
I like this work because it is basic and can be taken at face value. I mostly like it because it takes an issue that is grossly misunderstood and helps make it not so difficult to relate to.
Personality disorders are so often missed they are rarely diagnosed.
I just can’t put enough emphasis on the courage it must take to resist or otherwise deal with the stigma associated with such a predominant social issue, and a potentially devastating personal issue.
I found no technical errors with this work.
Good work.
I like this work.
The spacing especially adds to the impact of the piece. The title of the work does not give away the ending, the focus is specific to the action, and the climax is powerful.
Technically I found no grammatical errors and I enjoyed the pace.
I do however ask the author to cross-reference the final line.
My research indicates the statement “… as all garden spiders do when they mate” may not be the most accurate although it is a very popular belief.
I checked 4 different references and I could not confirm the above quoted statement and they all contradicted it. I offer this because it was a distraction for me. If the piece ended at the word “off” I would have rated this work as higher.
Excellent work, please keep writing.
The tempo of this piece is rather fast because the last word in each line rhymes. This is okay because the impact is that the writing is rather frantic as is the flow of thought.
I like this work because it is emotion charged.
I only found one error and that is with the word ‘lazers’. Laser is an acronym for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. This did not detract from the work for me but it is important to the author, as spelling is integral to writing.
Good work.
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