Interesting choice of stanza length. I like the format, and it's easy to read. I love how you use the last word of each line in the stanza in the next. Great work.
One note would be that you need to have more rhythm in it so it's easily read aloud.
This is a great poem! It reads vaguely like a rap of some kind, and has a great rhythm to it. I don't have any major recommendations, but on line eight, you might want to use two words other than 'as to'.
Ok, first off, this is a huge bundle of text, with no spacing. It is very difficult to read. While I do enjoy the story, there are a lot of formatting issues. I wish it were more standard. Make sure to have paragraph breaks after dialogue. You can have better formatting without sacrificing wit or originality. In fact it HELPS. PRACTICE!
At the end, the last sentence, it should be: "I though 'What will my classmates say about my weight gain?'"
Also, this is a perfect place to add a description word, like "My insane weight gain?" or something like that.
ADD MORE DESCRIPTION WORDS!!!!!!
You do a lot of unimportant rambling as well, where instead you could be adding some more comprehensive things into your story.
There are some scientific errors as well. Your clothes would not get tight right after eating. Your body needs time to digest the food and turn it into fat and muscle.
You need some more dialogue, such as them deciding to go to the fast food place...
Grammatical and spelling errors:
"They were tight, (SEMI COLON) I didn't wear them the whole summer..."
"I haven't (HADN'T) noticed that untill (UNTIL) now..."
"'Jake, you're getting fat (PEROIOD)". (NO PERIOD) "I know. (COMMA)" I said, but I didn't care."
Additional notes:
"...Went to my room to put on my black tight jeans. They were tight..."--you repeat tight, and it doesn't sound good.
Consider reading your work aloud to easily spot rocky parts.
"It was (WE HAD) a great time"
You switch your tense a lot. With this story I would suggest past tense.
At the end, it's a little hard to follow, and I had to reread it several times to get what was happening. Consider reading that part aloud and revising it a little.
This is really cool!! I think you should expand this and explain things a little more, so us non anatomy geniuses can understand it too.
Great job, although there are a lot of grammar and spelling errors, and its obvious you wrote this very fast with not much editing. I think you should slow down and read your work aloud.
I believe you mean 'In the December sky ‘til dawn.'
I really like this! This is a cute little poem that is really fun to read.
In the part presumably describing Santa Claus, it is difficult and awkward to read. Also the second to last line does not connect the two statements in it.
I would encourage you to set your mind to a larger project, and really buckle down on it. These short things are cute, but don't carry much weight. You should just focus on something longer, and something of more interest.
Interesting, um, this is kinda weird. I like how it has character to it, and you don't just say "writing a story is difficult, and ideas are hard to come by". You humanize it. I cracked up while reading this, because this is what I do sometimes when I run out of ideas.
I can see that this isn't finished, but great start! After 'clams' there is an extra comma.
This is very detailed and lovely, but things don't seem to connect from one sentence to the next.
I like the description of Charlie, and of where he lives. Also the first sentence kinda sets the stage pretty well. Very good start.
Wow. I love the subtle yet crisp and brittle beginning. Very good hook.
My favorite part was right near the end: "The dark washed over him, warm and reassuring, a sanctuary he hoped from those that would do him harm."
People don't really think of the dark in this way, but it very much fits the overall theme of the story.
I like how early on you describe his backround and create kind of a mechanical quality to the way he views death until he finds more unscientific layers to it, but when he is three he understands the mechanics of death? What?
Great job, keep it up!
Sam
Check out chapter two of whether be it! It isn't finished, but I'm proud of it.
I don't understand this part: "or her long-held belief, in the least."
I really like how you reintroduced the rosary at the end. It really adds to the poem.
I think you can add to this. A longer version of this would be very interesting.
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