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Damian DeadLove wrote a new post
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The two line summary actually hooked me into reading this Damian. Your command of words and imagery shows you are a masterful writer. Bravo! I’m going to have to read the rest of the chapters!
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Damian this is strong tonic and a grand read. Love how you wrote this with such great clarity like a beat writer for our modern age. My younger sister is a Trumpie and I have heard those conspiracy theories she believes about how Trump supposedly is being targeted politically but is innocent. No concern for the constitution of democracy. But you wrote your feelings with gusto and power. Great read my friend.
John
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Daniel Long wrote a new post
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This piece turns so well…
Word selection totally opens
up the experience…Righteous darkness…
Inspiring to me…
I am writing a story
about a group of poets
who commit group
suicide…Was gonna be three
ladies, who learn
one of them dying…Inspired by Eerie…
But then I decided
I would need more
bodies to qualify
for:Group suicide.
Hahaha.
I started the
story in first
person narrative
but I am thinking
of pulling out
of that and going
into omniscient,
if that’s even possible…🙂
Nicely done Daniel…
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Visions_of_Insanity wrote a new post
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You told the story of this man with great power and a really strong and surprising ending. You clearly know the art of poetic story telling well.
John
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Visions_of_Insanity wrote a new post
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You have a sensitivity and caring for this character that really must come from your compassionate soul. Loved this portrait you painted in verse.
John
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A pearl of literary sensuality you have composed here. Love how you weave great literature into your prose. Like a finely crafted scene from an ancient book.
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