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14 Mar
WHAT ABOUT THIS….?
Her hands were small; fragile enough to be crushed by the pressure of mine, yet they fit perfectly within them, smooth, brown hands that never left a page blank in her art studio. Her fingers intertwined, mingled and traced mine as we sat on the bed of sand, the water sweeping a cool rush beneath our feet. She allowed two fingers to rest against my wrist, I was sure she could feel the blood pulsating through the surface. I was always so nervous around her. Did she notice?
I looked around at a place that harbors light in every direction, a safe constant cover of simple beauty. The cast of light glowed on her face, illuminating her deep hazel eyes and highlighting her midnight black hair.
“Your hands are still cold; do you want to go inside? It’s kind of windy to be at the beach this early.” She said.
“Oh, umm, I like it out here…with you.” A shiver ran across my spine.
“Ok.”
Her eyes left mine and rested on the sea.
“You know, it’s good that we’re out here, we have it all to ourselves.” I said, trying to get her attention.
“Yeah.”
Her gaze was distant now, some place far off.
“You’re beautiful,” I waited for the words to escape my lips, but they didn’t.
“I know.” She turned to face me, the contrast of light bouncing off of smooth skin.
“How did you know I was going to say that?” My mind started to spin, I wasn’t sure if I said it or not.
“I can see it; in the way you look at me…you love me.” Her words suffused in the core of my hollow stomach, “But I don’t love you. See the difference? We’re like the waves and the sand; we come in contact only to push away. Remember? ”
“You never forgave me…?” I wanted to hold her, tell her it was a mistake, everything went wrong that day; everything was just too hard to hold in, a hazy blur of anger, disgust…pain.
“Yes, I have, it’s the forgetting part that I’m trying to do.”
One Response for "WHAT ABOUT THIS….?"
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Personally I think it is a well constructed piece. I can really tell that you have an abundant of vocabs and you precisely know when and where to use it without making the reader feel bored with extra adjectives. Nevertheless, I discovered that some of the lines up there are probably taken from some other books or webs. For instance, …A shiver ran across my spine. ……Her eyes left mine….I found it rather amusing and okay cause you don't really plagiarize, you just took some of the best lines that you've read or heard and insert them to your writing. That's a true author (just like Philip Pullman coined "read like a butterfly, write like a bee") I mean that's what writer's do right? They extract the best from others and make it their own. Nothing is original these days.Other that that, you should receive another compliment upon your writing style. I love the way you describe the physical features of a character without listing them. Instead, you put them in dialogue and et cetera without the reader noticing. That's cool!Then, the usage of adjectives really brought alive the scene. But remember never overwrite adjectives and adverbs otherwise your writing would be extremely tedious.I have only one advice for you, I think your strength is on describing scene and people quite explicit but not overdone. Yet, your dialogue is a little poorly constructed. You know when I read dialogues or scripts, there are some catchy phrase in them that I'll remember always. So, you must have some or at least 'a' catchy phrase that'll make your writing memorable.HAPPY WRITING!
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