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AvrgBlkGrl
Over 90 days ago
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Earth, Wind and Fire
The E Street Band
Lincoln Park
Rolling Stones
Gym Class Heroes
The E Street Band
Lincoln Park
Rolling Stones
Gym Class Heroes
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Today I am grateful for my health. As long as I have that, I can deal with anything.
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You look beautiful. (Although I'm pretty sure it will be a lie, the thought is what counted.)
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Butter knife. Best tool in the kit.
Can you remember the name of the person that gave you your very first kiss?
Can you remember the name of the person that gave you your very first kiss?
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Waiting on those on the returning flight
Eyes seeking familiar faces
Hoping
Someone desires their return
Eyes seeking familiar faces
Hoping
Someone desires their return
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"The Mask"
"Yeah, I hope they die. I hope they burn in hell."
"Yeah, I hope they die. I hope they burn in hell."
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Dorothy Dandridge. I love Halle and she has really represented well. But, the girl can't act.
Romeo and Juliet or Othello
Romeo and Juliet or Othello
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I feel really bad because I really don't put too much into it. I have a clear picture of the character's personality and the name just comes to me. I generally go with my first thought. It is very rare that I will go back and change a name.
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None of them knew the color of the sky.
~The Open Boat, by Stephen Crane
It is the absolutely best opening line ever--simple and filled with implication. It is the whole point of the short story, but you don't know it until you have had time to meditate on the story. My theory on writing is "keep it simple". This is an excellent example. Opening lines are always the hardest to write.
~The Open Boat, by Stephen Crane
It is the absolutely best opening line ever--simple and filled with implication. It is the whole point of the short story, but you don't know it until you have had time to meditate on the story. My theory on writing is "keep it simple". This is an excellent example. Opening lines are always the hardest to write.
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Hi everyone. I'm AvrgBlkGrl. I'm really excited about coming to Stories Space. I already recognize some of the writers from other sites and I'm glad to see them here. There are some wonderful writers here and I'm eager to meet them. I do write fiction, but I do consider myself to be more of a poet. It comes easier for me. I welcome the opportunity to discuss my work or consider your input. So, don't hesitate to slip me a message or a comment. I won't lie, I'm a little tender but I do so much want to improve. It is important that the reader is able to see my vision as well as add a little of their self.
I have already submitted a poem. I was so honored and pleased to be given a Recommended Read Ribbon. If you have a moment please give it a read and tell me what you think.
If you get a moment, check out my page. I'm sort of lonely here so I welcome friend requests.
~ABG
I have already submitted a poem. I was so honored and pleased to be given a Recommended Read Ribbon. If you have a moment please give it a read and tell me what you think.
If you get a moment, check out my page. I'm sort of lonely here so I welcome friend requests.
~ABG
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I don't like them too short, specifically here. Six thousand to nine thousand words is enough. I think that is close to guidelines. Then, I think another chapter would be good. If they are too short and it a really good reading, I get a little mad when it finishes too soon or just drops off.