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Re: Happy Valentine's Day
that was an amazing effort Rena, though easy for you. hardhitting excuseth pun or not lol but yep Ilike it!
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Re: Happy Valentine's Day
At first you think my, that’s over the top – what could this guy have done to deserve this. You actually pull this off nice; you give a sense of her anticipation, and excitement for the romantic evening and how deep she feels for her hubby - whilst leaving the reader in suspense to the end. Then as all becomes clear...we are fully behind her actions...too right - his kick in the teeth a physical one - to the mental one she had received.
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Both very small points cos you did a good job of the plot. N1
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Well that’s in the moment passion for you…or at least that was my thought. I didn’t want the woman to kill her husband but I didn’t want to show a passive side either.
As for the text write…this was the first time I’ve ever done something like that. So it was definitely awkward to write. But I’m glad that I did. Even the “smallest points,” can make or destroy a story. I believe so thank you for pointing them out to me.
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I thought I posted on this. Anyway, you know how I feel about this one, it's an amazing, powerful, emotional peice fo work! You are a wonderful writer, keep it up.
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I thought I posted too, but I've been off in la-la land. I've pretty much been on a date on and off since Monday night!
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Most ecstatic to read those who have read this story have enjoyed it.
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I think that this story was a little confusing. I wasn't quite sure what was going on at any given moment. At first they're fighting and then they aren't and then they are again. I find it to be slightly unrealistic that the woman could take down her husband so quickly, but in the heat of the moment I guess it's possible. I liked the description, but i think some of it was confusing like describing the roses. I had to look twice before I realized what they were supposed to be. I did like, however, the fact that you started and ended the story the same way although I didn't think that there was enough distinction between the the time where the woman is attacking her husband to what I assume is earlier that day. Overall, I felt that the story could be a little better but it has a really great base.
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Well, I don't understand the raving reviews. I mean there are moments in this that are okay, but the writing is confusing. Things jump around so much that it is like "what?" And I mean I know you meant it to be slightly confusing but I think it was just almost a little too overwhelming. Also there are a bunch of grammar and syntax mistakes that need revision. And sometimes the descriptions are off and need clarification like I noticed toward the beginning you said "denim groin" and I know you meant that as jeans or the pants but a groin is not denim, no matter which way you look at it. Following, parts are a bit unrealistic like the wife taking down her husband so quickly. I mean, no man is going to take that...especially a heel to the chin. The man is made out to be a sex-craving, strong, independent person and a man like that would not just let his wife beat him up so horribly. It is also very cliche. And because of this I would probably give a one out of five, but with revision it has a lot of promise.
However, I do like the way the story circles - how the beginning is revealed at the end and it does a circling technigue which is unique. I'm all for the woman being pissed off and everything (go girl power) but I think it can be a bit better handled But keep writing. |
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How much do I grin to re-read and comment on this story…
Lilyfaery, TY for read and comment. This tale, in the moments that I wrote it was to be passionate/confusing. Is not love to be in state of ‘chaos’ when experienced then lost? Or nearing its end? With these statements and questions expressed…I can only say now that ‘to write is to grow,’ and I have matured (hopefully) sense this post. I may and may not revisit, then rewrite this tale, but in doing so I think it may lose its original purpose. And of that even I am not certain what that was. yume no hasu, TY also for the read and comment. I will of course take your thoughts and point outs under great consideration when and if I return to rewrite it. Most likely it will be revised only because I hate to be ‘confusing’ and ‘out of order.’ And now to repeat myself which is most common of me… ‘to write is to grow,’ and I hope to mature with each tale that I post. Have a look at my poems and you will most certainly read/see ‘growth’ in its infancy and current maturation.
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