I basically had two ideas for this prompt. One was dark and scary and one was lighthearted. Going a bit against my norm, I decided to go with lighthearted. I actually have a secret love of children's books -- I love the honest language and imagination. So that is basically how I wrote this -- I had thought that perhaps if I had time, I would
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Good luck!
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*sigh* I'm so bad. I haven't read yours yet, but this weekend I'm planning to have a whole day of reading and I look forward to it! :)
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I love the ending sentence a lot. Great way to tie in the prompt!
I really like this line too:
"We sped on down that river until rain and starlight fell." I like that you were able say they were both falling at once. I can't really explain it but I just like it.
I just have one suggestion (and you may not like the idea), for this line:
Our heels pounded down on the muddy ground, for something had overcome our feet.
How about "for his song had overcome our feet"? Or another word instead of something?
If you just want to leave it, that's fine too:)
I would love to see the pictures to go with it, if you ever post them.
Seriously, try to get it published!
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I love your suggestion. I'm always a fan of specificity over ambiguity. When you pointed it out it clicked in my head. I'm going to change that line right now.
The pictures will probably take more time than I have to spend on them, but if I ever finish them I'll be sure to post and let you know. :)
Thanks again for commenting!
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Good luck this week.
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Good luck!
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Quite exceptional.
A book with illustrations sounds like a wonderful concept! I hope you consider it.
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