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    Sunny Day

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    Last edited by asahmed1; 05-25-2011 at 08:32 PM.

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    Really lovely, celebrating all of life's pleasures. I like the euphoria in your words.
    I want something good to die for
    To make it beautiful to live

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    at sight of children play, (make it playing or at play)

    embrace(s)

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    I like your writing style, it flows nicely.

    While, the sun embrace their hearts.

    you don't need the comma.

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    Very positive and uplifting piece - full of youth and simple happiness.
    Here are few of my suggestions, take or leave any or all of them:

    Quote Originally Posted by asahmed1 View Post
    Shinning light in the sky. "Shining"
    Blue birds sing, & fly by. why "&" here and not in line 7? also, no comma

    Parent's hearts, filled with love "The hearts of parents" may work better
    at sight of children play, "at the sight" would match the next line - delete "play" as "playing" is the next word- maybe add "the" before children
    playing in the field of roses.

    Running through golden trails
    with sea doves, and ocean plains. great pair of lines

    While, the sun embrace their hearts no need for comma here - also "embraces"
    happliness, blossoms in their souls. "happiness" and no comma - also "blooms might be better than "blossums" here
    Excitement enters their hearts
    Joyous occasion to be.These final lines could be improved perhaps by becoming: "An excitement enters their hearts
    at the joyous occasion to be."
    Great work - keep writing!

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