What do you think of the dialogue, putting to one side grammar problems?
After that, any grammatical issues that are there, I would appreciate feedback.Thankyou
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Short, not nearly sweet but you know what I mean. It is a bit depressing, but it's also hopeful, because why would one ask for help if they truely thought help would never come?
~Que
PS- It's spelled "tourniquet," if I've got the right meaning in mind.
i found myself thinking of a great song by one of my favorite bands jack hall by steeleye span... i rather enjoyed this, and i think t is clever that you typed it on your mobile
I rather like the gut level writing style, pardon my pun. Your words are succinct and to the point, telling a story in a very condensed and powerful way. Well done. Don't worry about the grammar. You can always go back at a later time and ponder such.
Ahh, I think it's kind of cool that you used a series of similar yet different images to reinforce a single idea. Personally I think the dialogue is pretty nice, but it's hard to say too much about this since it's such a short piece.
Overall the metaphor of a tightening rope representing monotony is viable. I've had times in my own life where the searing tedium has seemed to choke the life--the goals, the hopes, the dreams--right out of me. Like I was going nowhere and accomplishing nothing. It's suffocating, really, and I think you personified that quite well.
Grammar wise, you should probably have a dash after line two. Period after line three. Capitalize line four, kill the comma in line four. Don't need to change line five as far as I can tell.
This is probably one of the better pieces I've review today--'ve been on a bit of a reviewing frenzy, actually. So, I hope my comments have been constructive and helpful to you in at least some small way.