03-14-2012, 01:59 PM
Thanks Billy,
I'll think about that when I revisit later. I think I meant for it to have a pleading tone, and of course it would sound weak given the circumstances, but once I get some distance from it, I'll see what I think.
cliche 1 & 2 correct!
Thanks again,
Dale
Thanks Geoff,
Yeah, the wanting to die at home seems to slip by.
"this line felt like a little clunky flow-wise. the phrase "I once had are now" is the culprit I think"
I worked on this quite a lot, but I was never satisfied with it, yet I have been able to come up with nothing much better.
"I wanted a more refreshing image. also, to me, "entrance of death's door" felt a bit redundant"
Beyond redundant, cliche is more accurate. At the time I just had nothing better.
"simple" Yeah, that's just a typo. Thanks for the catch.
Thanks for the read and suggestions,
Dale
I'll think about that when I revisit later. I think I meant for it to have a pleading tone, and of course it would sound weak given the circumstances, but once I get some distance from it, I'll see what I think.
cliche 1 & 2 correct!
Thanks again,
Dale
Thanks Geoff,
Yeah, the wanting to die at home seems to slip by.
"this line felt like a little clunky flow-wise. the phrase "I once had are now" is the culprit I think"
I worked on this quite a lot, but I was never satisfied with it, yet I have been able to come up with nothing much better.
"I wanted a more refreshing image. also, to me, "entrance of death's door" felt a bit redundant"
Beyond redundant, cliche is more accurate. At the time I just had nothing better.
"simple" Yeah, that's just a typo. Thanks for the catch.
Thanks for the read and suggestions,
Dale
How long after picking up the brush, the first masterpiece?
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.