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Hi, hope the battle is going well for you today
You are very welcom for the critique and the fanhood...word??? I have posted three works.. I did a very short story called The Castle in my Mind... If you have time for critique or even a comment that would be way cool.. I would like to see if it envokes feelings in people and what they are... Also, I tried my hand at poetry,, really strange for me,,, having people read my stuff... but, they are called The Truths You Telll and Can you help me name this poem.. heck of a title... I need a name... so help!!!
looking forward to hearing your opinion. off to class.. Jeanie
You are very welcom for the critique and the fanhood...word??? I have posted three works.. I did a very short story called The Castle in my Mind... If you have time for critique or even a comment that would be way cool.. I would like to see if it envokes feelings in people and what they are... Also, I tried my hand at poetry,, really strange for me,,, having people read my stuff... but, they are called The Truths You Telll and Can you help me name this poem.. heck of a title... I need a name... so help!!!
Thank you, Traci, for such kind comments on my poem, My Inner Light. I truly appreciate your thoughts on it. You have a Blessed week. - EFSage
"Youth is a wonderful thing. What a crime to waste it on children." -George Bernard Shaw (I thought of it after reading "Almost 40 in the Age of Hipsters"
. And this next one just reminds me of you:
"I used to say to myself, 'What the devil have you got to be proud about, Marilyn Monroe?' And I’d answer, 'Everything, everything.'" –Marilyn Monroe
"I used to say to myself, 'What the devil have you got to be proud about, Marilyn Monroe?' And I’d answer, 'Everything, everything.'" –Marilyn Monroe
hi, traci--
thank you for the congratulations! i was giddy as a drunk monkey when i found out i'd won.
i appreciate your note!
thank you for the congratulations! i was giddy as a drunk monkey when i found out i'd won.
i appreciate your note!
Haha, I know, I need to get back to writing. But lately I've found critiquing to be much more interesting than actually writing my own stuff. I've just got to make some time!
Thank you for critiquing my poem. I'll be sure to incorporate the specifics into my poem soon,
Thanks, Traci, You're welcome for the crit. I'm glad I wasn't too hard on you, and you found something useful in my critique.
Keep Writing
Cathty
Keep Writing
Cathty
Thanks for the balloons!
Hey, Traci, I started a circle for NaNoWriMo and Script Frenzy not too long ago. You can find it on my author page. I'm going to post the NaNo pep-talks there if you're still interested in reading them!
| Name: | Traci Schatz |
| Sex: | Female |
| Location: | Portland OR |
| Birthday: | September 18 |
| Words Written: | 4332 |
| Hottest Words: | time, love, roy, kids, house, home |
About Me
| Occupation: | Dabbler |
| Interests: | writing, painting, reading, Tarot, social justice, attaining peace |
| Favorite Books: | Bridge to Terabithia, Harry Potter, Awakening the Buddha Within, My Antonia, anything by Haruki Murakami and Willa Cather-- Plus a million others! |
| Favorite Movies: | Splendor in the Grass, Cold Comfort Farm, Antonia's Line, most anything by Pedro Almodovar |
| Favorite TV Shows: | Boston Legal, Weeds, The L Word, Dexter |
| Favorite Quotes: | I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is: I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express sentiments that differentiate me from a doormat, or a prostitute. -Rebecca West, 1913 Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin. -Mother Teresa |
| Loves: | My interests! My animals, my partner, my son. Coffee in my favorite shop. Bookstores |
| Hates: | Hmmm...haters. I also have a hard time with phony people and intolerant people (particularly people who use religion to oppress people). I also "hate" peas. |
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Latest Works
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A short story about a typical situation in which anyone may find themselves. It touches on several themes: "you can't go home again," the nature of relationships, the affect of the choices we make in life. It is light, but full of mea... » Read...
A funny piece about my own realization that I am no longer young -- ok, I'm sorta old. Well, at least middle aged. This is written sort of tongue-in-cheek, but definitely has an underlying truthfulness to it. I am not sure what, if anything, I... » Read...
Latest Critiques and Comments
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On My Inner Light, by EFSage: Hi EFSage,
I SO related to this piece. Just wanted to leave a short
comment to say that it really spoke to me and... » Read more...
On What Matters Most to Me, by The Midnight Writer: First, thank you for sharing this piece. It is
obviously from the heart and the subject matter is very real and
i... » Read more...
On Next Time, by Meris Yates: I really enjoyed reading this poem and felt that the
imagery was nice…”weather worn house,” “rock forward, back... » Read more...
On The Creature Cometh, by Debbie Kerr: Your piece was full of emotion (very raw at times) and I
imagine that you felt some relieve or catharsis after writing ... » Read more...










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