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Re: Death and the People
Wow Timmay, I'm impressed. Your writing seems to get more and more sophisticated. Good for you.
The piece started out such an omnipotet and philosophical air that when you began to relaet it to "everyman"s I felt as if you were jeaordizing the integrity of the piece, however, I think you made it work towards the end. Great voice, however I would suggest perhaps refining the diction in reference to the normal people in the middle of the text. Your talk of God and Death is incredibly respective, but I feel as if you've belittled man too much.
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lol. it took me about 30 minutes to write, so i wasnt really paying attention
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Probably not the best thing to admit. Means you could have done better.
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lol, possibly. i liked it tho. i thought it was good. i've had this idea for a long while now, except i was trying to explain a lot more. i origionally thought about writting on how heaven is a republic, and god is voted into office. that never got off the ground. more or less, it exploded in the hanger.
however, i thought it was funny as i was writting it that the universe is all about this one guy, and what would happen if he died. i kinda built from there, bassing it off of the wreckage of my first idea
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Way to go Timmay! I'll have to agree with Mrs. Storiesmaniac, googgaggle, that your writing has indeee improved.
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Silliness and randomness always make a fun story, even if it doesn't make sense in the least...that's why it's funny in the first place! You had a good voice, the story was confusing in some parts due to the wording, but all came through fine in the end.
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Did you intend “known?”
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I understand that is a humorous submission, but what about using “ashes,” in replacement of “dust.” Dust seems too cruel.
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I enjoyed this. It made me laugh, especially since it was about death in general and everyone kept getting killed. I also enjoyed the fact that existence was there to serve one man. Haven't we all felt that way about ourselves?
So, nicely done! Oh, and I think the first word should be "Every". It pays to get off on the right foot...
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![]() Now that that's out of the way, I'll comment on the piece. What I liked about it is that it's completely random, and I like random. However, I still find something missing somehow. Some of the ideas you expressed are extremely memorable, like the idea of God creating the Earth as a science fare project, and getting second prize because he made man in his own image - that was priceless. Good job. I just also want to remind you that I'm not very good at finding and reading new stuff that's submitted on the site, so please send me a PM when you publish something new that you would like for me to read
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gladly. thanks
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What about fixing up those typos then?
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lol, you got it.
FYI, the past that thing i think is right. Ive been using past that for a while now, so it might just be a regional dialect, but i dont really see the need to change it. No offence, of course.
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Great story, loved the matter of fact tone of death and I found it incredibly humorous as well. You did a great job with this; yeah humans can be short-sighted on occasions.
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I enjoyed the quick informational paragraphs at the start of the story. Great short story, hope to see more from you soon
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