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I loved this peice. The way you integrate colourful descriptions qwith emotions is beautiful. Hope you have a good time writing, looking forward to reading more of your work.
*sniff*sniff* I'm not going to say anything else, comment on grammar on anything. Everyone else has already done that. I love the work. You should write more of this sort of things. This makes use of your writing style well. I don't like the word refracted but I like the dancing rays. And I like the last portion.
I must give you this, you're getting better and better and I see no downfall whatsoever. But that might also be a personal notion because to me, emotions are ZE thing and you're getting good at it! FATI, I KNOW YOU HAVE A HEART SOMEWHERE IN THERE!
I'll finish off first with my grammatical picks cos I'm sort of a fearless bastard. x)
'Contrast' can be used as a verb too? If not, then it's going to be made a contrast with the sky. If yes, I stand corrected.
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Rest of it seems fine. Not fine, but well done! I love how you painted his emotions with colours, from love to hatred. Adjectives used did not appear odd anywhere and you've done a great job at transforming things that are abstract to concrete.
I am proud of how you took up to describe the character of the bad dude here and sweetheart, you've done it beautifully. Your piece kind of justifies bullying haha. <3 I'm saying this because writers mostly would like to resort to the weak character due to his superfluous emotions and tragic life but the bully himself is a whole another story!
I love your works and the apparent difficult challenges you take up yet prove to be so successful at them.
- Sam.
*Yawn* really didn't do much for me, I'm afraid.
Interesting story. Like Jeremy, certain colors produce images for me. Or, vice-versa, certain things, songs for instance, produce colors.
The long paragraph describing the association between the colors and Jeremy's emotions full of detail, which is great. However, I think with sentences like "Dark colors took him back to his awful life, immediately striking wretched emotions," you need to be more concrete. What was so awful about his past life? Things like that. My English teacher this year crammed that technique into my head when he tore apart my practice college admission essay.
Anyway, I hope that helps. Keep on writin'.
I have a certain connection with the colours, or so I believe. I can see this whole story with a different perspective
Firstly, hey there.
I love the idea or the notion of looking at the world from a different viewpoint. Colours have their own meanings to every single person on earth. Some see it, some are blind. Blue might mean pain to me but to you it might be survival or strength. That is aura philosophy let's leave it to that
A few things before I really appreciate your work:
Will it be good if you eliminate the multiple mention(?) of the name Oscar? I mean you can use a simple preposition than saying Oscar again and again. Still, do what suits you
I'll give you a little tip, make the conversations be written in italics, it is presentable to the eye. Gives a tone to the story
You see anger and hatred as red and black. Interesting, Some people take red as nervousness and unstable behaviour (like me) the typical take it as valour and courage. Purple is taken during conditions of fight and disorder, though I take it as spiritual thoughts
Well, if you want to write more on this topic you should read 'They' by Rudyard Kipling. It is one of the short stories of the 'Twenty One Tales' my personal favourite
I would really like to hear more of your perceptions about the Colours. As for your work, soon someone will come along and divide and tell you about its various parts accurately
I am not into that. Just write and write, and don't care. You will eventually be the best
Let no one define thou boundaries!
Allah Hafiz,
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