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Old 10-29-2007, 10:58 PM   #1
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Old 10-30-2007, 04:42 AM   #2
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I'm trying to see your point in this but I'm missing it.
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I'm trying to see your point in this but I'm missing it.
perhaps a look through dannyboy's Pinocchio series will help?
especially the formative episodes ...

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He choose the path
no ... chose or chooses ...

Lady Fire, it's best if you decide between
punctuated and unpunctuated verse -
semi-punctuated looks sloppy and becomes confusing ...

be careful of phrases like creation beyond belief
because you challenge the reader to not believe ...

Quote:
Technology does not
understand his name
...
no? ...
for thousands of years, swordcrafting (weaponsmithing) was
the cutting edge of technology ...
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The lack of punctuation is making me feel a bit ill.
The long finishing line also does.

I'm never into sentences being carried onto the next line like that either;

Technology does not
understand his name

It also makes me feel ill. Any chance you can just totally re-format it so I can read it?

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The words were hard in this one. Literally and metaphorically. I had trouble reading them, and I think it does have to do with the punctuation (lack).
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As weird as this sounds, I think this struck the bulls eye in terms of what I was attempting to accomplish. I will clean up the punctuation since the words are "hard". Thanks for all the input, I respect and love all of your work, and the time you take to critique.

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