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No problem! Whatever's helpful
I love that you put up the quote by Jeffery R. Holland, it is one of my favorite quotes as well.
Oh, I meant the philosopher himself (check out "On Being and Not-being) was awesome. Plato is kind of a jerk!
Thanks for the critique. I'll try to be a little less direct in the next version .
Hello Lyla,

Welcome to Scrib. Wow, your really jumped right in. I hope you stick around.

-Ben
Welcome to Scribophile! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Name: Lyla Sherman
Sex: Female
Location: Oregon
Birthday: May 29
Words Written: 2763
Hottest Words: death, taste, life, body, rain, fact

About Me

Occupation: professional student, copy editor, and writing assistant
Interests: writing...obviously; flower arranging; music; boys; slurpies...in that order
Publications: Ha ha...maybe someday...
Favorite Books: East of Eden; The Brother Karamazav; If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
Favorite Movies: Auntie Mame; Stepmom; What's Up Doc?; Sybil; August Rush; With Honors
Favorite TV Shows: Law & Order; Gilmore Girls; Grey's Anatomy
Favorite Quotes: I guess I like board games more than most people. And by that I mean, I like to play board games more than most people do, but by that I also mean, I like board games more than I like more people. --Strong Sad

Give me the right word and the right accent, and I will move the world. --Joseph Conrad

No trial is so bad that complaining about it won't make it worse. --Jeffery R. Holland

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Wisdom of the Elders: Sacred Native Stories of Nature Gorgias (Clarendon Paperbacks) Adventures of Huckleberry Finn When Heaven and Earth Changed Places: Tie-In Edition Earth's Insights: A Multicultural Survey of Ecological Ethics from the Mediterranean Basin to the Australian Outback Gaviotas: A Village to Reinvent the World The Return of the King (The Lord of the Rings, Book 3)
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Lyla Sherman wrote a critique for Mbaya, by Rose Mai.
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Lyla Sherman published On Hugh Blair.
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A very short bit of poetry. Nothing fancy. Read it if you like. I could care less. :) *I can't resist an opportunity to be ironic* » Read...
This is a non-fiction piece. It is less creative and more evaluative. Really it is just me working through my thoughts on Hugh Blair. I am interested in finding out other opinions on both the style and content. It is basically just a thesis state... » Read...
This is one of my first stabs at poetry. The piece is incomplete, so it ends rather abruptly. I intend for it to be a short story of sorts, but right now it is just a long poem. Any feedback is warm welcomed. » Read...
This was an interesting piece for me to write. I wanted to write a story about suicide that was not about the emotion. Scarlet is a women who is logical and pragmatic, and as such, she is logical and pragmatic about her death. She is intelligent a... » Read...

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On Indifference, by Lyla Sherman: Thank you Josiah for your critique.  Indeed, I take it as constructive.   Poetry is not necessarily one of my writi... » Read more...
On The Many Misadventures of Orville and Wilbur, Chapter 1: The New Microwave...Oven, by brothafett:  This is a fun little piece.  I can almost see Wilber in my head: like someone stepped out of  "O Brother Wher... » Read more...
On john jacob jingleheimer schmidt, by Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith:  Good times!  The build up of the irony in this story was witty and entertaining.  At the first mention of J.J... » Read more...
On My Wedding Vows, by Stewart Flintonlaubakersmith: Very clever.  I especially enjoyed: And from today you're mine forever more, To have and hold and never to let go; ... » Read more...
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