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| The crap-ton of stuff I've done for Moirae and its non-canon counterpart. |
DecisionThat night, we said goodbyeDecision by *Puckish-Elf
Like we always do
But he stood at my door
Not saying a word--
I knew what he wanted
But he was drunk
And needed sleep
And so did I
So I sent him off
Even though I could see
His soul's hands clinging
To the doorframe--
I warned you; I did
That I'm careless
Careless with others' hearts.
I don't want to be this way
I don't want to break yours, too
I want to make this work, my dear
If only love could grow
Faster than this, maybe...
But no; it's plain, now
That you feel more for me
Than I can for you, and so
And so
it's time to say goodbye.
I'll keep my promise
One way or another, I'll keep you
If you'll let me
If yo
5 Pieces of Critique You Should Always Disregard1. "I have a problem with your premise." This is the red flag to end all red flags. I don't care how flimsy the premise is. Every idea has the potential to be a good story. Execution is something else entirely, but if somebody doesn't like your idea: don't listen to them. What they're basically saying is "I am not an Ideal Reader, therefore not your target audience, therefore I am not the right person to critiquing your work." I hate, hate, hate people who think you should be writing for broader audiences than your story is capable of reaching. If you're writing romance, you're writing romance for romance readers. You're not trying to reach hard science fiction readers. Very few people even know what makes a breakout mainstream novel that has high market appeal. If they did, every single book ever written would be Harry Potter. It just doesn't happen. And for somebody to ask you to make that happen is ridiculous and unfair. For the most part, writers are writ5 Pieces of Critique You Should Always Disregard by ~Droemar
Ah...heck. *caves in to the stamps*                                                                                           :thumb122078549:          |
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