Yes. Very first. Written last week, looked at little until today.
Personal, with some things explicit, that were personally implicit. I'm sure I'll have to cut a little deeper to get it where I want it, but I'm poking to see where it hurts.
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Yes. Very first. Written last week, looked at little until today.
Personal, with some things explicit, that were personally implicit. I'm sure I'll have to cut a little deeper to get it where I want it, but I'm poking to see where it hurts.
As I say, it's very vivid - but my own feeling is that it's still very oblique.
Which is fine, if you're writing it strictly for you. As a member of the readin audience, though, the oblique can be a bit of a barrier.
No you're right. Again, still having trouble with the naming of things.
Yep. The question of obliqueness becomes the limit on ithe piece's accessibility to the reader.
Aw jeez, I sound like a frickin' writing instructor, or something.
I swear, I am NOT trying to sound pompous....
No, I appreciate it. And edited back up top to be more explicit.
Oh, hell yes. Waaaaaay more of a doorway into that, and way less timid. A lot of the obscuring film is off.
Typo:
forked-tounged
Please to fix.
Thank you ma'am.
Aw, shucks. Cause I just finished an episode of The Wire, which I love deeply for something that tells me I can't write for shit every week. "Hey, rookie. Gimme quarter."
which I love deeply for something that tells me I can't write for shit every week.
Again. Devoured the thread in a week. I beg to differ, and I have proof.
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