My word, Aria... I chanced upon this, and thank my stars I did. I love the way it's been written, so I think from the story, is it alright to assume that it's a one shot. For some odd reason, while reading this it was sort of reminding me of Oliver twist/ Shakespearean plays. I know it sounds odd to add the likes of Charles Dickens and Shakespeare together, but I have no idea why that came in my mind whilst reading it, I guess may be there was something in the way you had written it. I felt as if I was reading/watching an old English play.
Aria, in simple words this was absolutely beautiful, I loved loved it. I for one prefer to read stories to see how a writer weaves the story in their words and I think the way you write is mesmerising. I was wishing that this piece of writing hadn't ended. I love the way you play with words; it adds a certain charm and gives life to the story and the characters.
I prefer reading one shots, I think it's because impulsive thoughts turn out better than planned stories. Also I think one shots leave a lot to ones imagination. So I think you can safely assume that you will be seeing me on this post more often. Looking forward to reading more such wonderful writings.
Aria; I apologise I haven't been able to write on Pablo's, I manage to write my comment and then my stupid laptop decided to give up on me, and I manage to lose everything I had written sadly. So my apology, you might have to endure a bit longer with me. I am not the best of person, when it comes to commenting. Sorry.
Before I forget to mention, I have a favourite line in here;
"For even a mad man thinks the world is mad" I love the irony behind that line. Aria, can I say again I love your writing, so indirectly I love you. Lol.😆
Cheers,
Huma
PS: I love your sig, love the reds and blue. Won't comment much on it, will mention it in my Pablo's comment soonish..🤔
Edited by *Huma* - 15 years ago
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