Hello hello. You probably won't see this.
So first of all, not really a story? It technically would be better suited as a poem if you were to want to classify it as something, especially with the formatting and enjambment choices I've seen. There isn't really a big difference between the two of them if you want to get into it, but mostly it's seen as stories are more story-telling narratives and have room to grow plot-wise. Now, a poem can do that too, but the language choices are oftentimes different because it's meant to seem more lyrical or close together in theme.
Okay, with that beside us, let's get into my comments.
I am looking for a girl
This introduces the setting and the main theme. The first line is always going to be the most important because it is truly what people see when they read what you have written. There are def some situations where you have room to make it "boring" or something along those lines, but usually, it should stick out to people. A girl can be a really entertaining character because there's space to mess around with her and stuff.
This girl doesn't really have anything to her though - she was happy most times when the narrator has seen her, but then suddenly, she changed. There's a lot of storyline in that idea when you think about it, but I don't really think I see it there. I can imagine a lot of things that could've happened to change her, but this narrative is mostly focused on the narrator and what they see through their perspective on this.
she changed
Same thing as above can be said here. It doesn't really have much of a foundation to it besides the fact that she stopped smiling. Anyone can stop smiling for any reason, whether it be for a short period of time to a long long. It's a cool idea and I think it would be fun to play around with to switch up on what's generally used in these kinds of poetry, but I do think that some things can be switched up or added onto.
That's all. Happy RevMo!
-- chi
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