Where punctuation can also really become an issue is also when you have words like ill:
You mean I will, but what comes out is you feel sick.
I think when a lack of something obscures your impact, it deserves some consideration.
I do like your uses of figurative language, such as, comparing addiction and grief to a thief that comes at night to rob you. That seems appropriate for your content.
You mean I will, but what comes out is you feel sick.
I think when a lack of something obscures your impact, it deserves some consideration.
I do like your uses of figurative language, such as, comparing addiction and grief to a thief that comes at night to rob you. That seems appropriate for your content.
The secret of poetry is cruelty.--Jon Anderson