It is the fear of diabolical apparition and unknown entity that terrorizes the minds of youths.
Blind anxiety is the state that shakes them, it is the thought of death and the feeling of despair that controls their emotions.
It is the fear of a diabolical apparition and an unknown entity that terrorizes the minds of youths.If a diabolical apparation and unknown entity are the same thing, you may consider writing it differently. "a fear of a diabolical apparation, an unknown entity, that terrorizes the minds of youths." I agree with you...that we fear the unknown, and children more-so, as everything is newer to them. This is what I call a telling sentence, though. You could expand it by finding ways to show us the reasons, give examples, maybe tell a story.
Blind anxiety is the state that shakes them, it is the thought of death and the feeling of despair that controls their emotions....Hm. 1. I've always thought that death is not something children typically fear, or at least, it is not specific toward them. 2. There are many other things that control emotions, and they are not all so depressing. 3. Do children usually feel despair? Or better, why do they feel despair? Explain. 4. I'm not sure that 'state' is quite the right word. 5. Quick nit-pick: the comma needs to be a semicolon, or you can separate them into two different sentences. They are two separate ideas.
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