...erm... I was going to review this for you, since you gave me such a nice review on my piece...but...it's gone...Do you have it some other place?
If you post your work on my WRFF thread, I'd be happy to take a look at it.
~Shady
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...erm... I was going to review this for you, since you gave me such a nice review on my piece...but...it's gone...Do you have it some other place?
If you post your work on my WRFF thread, I'd be happy to take a look at it.
~Shady
Vary well written, with a good voice.
You may get a few more view if you post in smaller bursts. The length can be quiet intimidating to some.
I didn't really see much anything else, so keep up the good work!
Sorry this took so long! Even though I have some free time right now, it's not enough to cover a large piece like the one you've posted, so I'll be doing this in three posts with each section: the Prologue, Chapter 1, and Chapter 2. This one's the Prologue, since it's really all I can get done at the moment. xD
And so they twisted and tangled, mirroring the horror that was my life...
A cigarette hung from his mouth suggestively,
The frieze was intricate
but also menacing, for each section of the board was carved with wooden figures, bas-reliefs, grotesque and startling in all their glory.[b]
The cigarette he was smoking was taken from a now empty packet of Gauloise,[b]- Français cigarettes.
The cigarettes were cast upon a spindly-legged mahogany table, which sat in the middle of the grand, but near empty, room.
When he inhaled the musky smoke, every catch and grate in his throat could be heard, and the sound reverberated off of the walls, bouncing back into the middle of the room, distorted, until the echo of the catch in his throat became nothing but a mere sigh
It was too... Quiet.
Then, suddenly, the Gauloise went out and darkness prevailed.
The room was darkening already with the setting sun,
Then the darkness sang him to sleep - and Isaiah,
But even in the darkness they stared in, from windows hooded by nostalgic rich red curtains.
Really itching to read all of this. If I can find the time I will give you some 'views' as a young adult reader. My first impression; very well written.
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