This is an odd story, but a decent one nonetheless. It's entirely dialogue, so I assume that was what you were going for? A couple times, I got confused as to who was speaking and had to work it out.
On the fourth line, you missed an ending quotation mark.
"Who’s rules?'" should also have a starting quotation mark. And although "Who's" makes sense, it should be Whose. Who's is actually a contraction of "who is" or "who has."
"But, why?'" Another missed quotation mark.
"How’d you get behind me!'" should have a question mark, or both.
This is a great poem. I love it dearly. It made me think about the one I loved and lost recently, so maybe that's why it's struck me in the heart, but either way, thank you for this masterpiece.
The only thing I have to say is that maybe you should use more commas / periods in it to make it easier to read, but it might be a stylistic choice to not.
Again, thank you. I'd make a badge for you if I had more GPs.
I particularly like the latter fourth, and the ending two lines.
Short and sweet. Good twist to Lucy not being a person, but a dog.
However, there's a few errors. The quotation marks weren't closed, and the word luxuriating doesn't fit where you put it. It'd also flow better if you removed "were" from the first sentence.
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