Very well put.

I’ve been a little lax in my viewing the last week or so, but hope to get back on track.

Great advice and well recieved. Great post!

Yeah I did view.Nice write.

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Your poem was great. It was also great advice too.

Notecook noted!!!

Good post.
Thanks to share this one.

Good share.

Thanks for that.

hahaa liked it

Thank you for your views and your comments.

Thank you for all the views you have given me.A great piece.

Christine

nice one

nice

Very well put. Nice post.

Very lovely thoughts. Lovely images.
Thanks Lee Ness

Viewed, reviewed,seems nothing skewed.
Thanks,
clay

Very nice poem.

I view You view and comment true
We all win when we all do.

Cool. I liked it.

I agree, well said.

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Good share

That was so clever! Love your poem and the pics to support it.

A clever way of putting the obvious that writers should do anyway.,Loved it

Thank you ,and yes I, too try keep up with all my friends writing.
Nice piece of sharing.

As they say, give and you shall receive. Brilliant.

Well crafted message. Great write!

great share..thanks for that

That was well expressed.

I thought awhile about not saying anything, but your writing skills are lacking enough for you to need to hear this, so you’re just going to have to swallow your pride and forgive the “attitude” that you’re most likely going to read into this commet:

No amount of gentle prodding or encouragement (or puffery like the above) seems to be helping you become a better writer.

It looks like you need to RE-view your work for errors. (See many other articles in writinghood about how to — and the importance of — reviewing your own work before posting it.) Please — I’m begging you, stop before you hit submit, highlight your work, copy and paste it into a real word processor, and then spell- and grammar-check it. Better yet, start the writing process in a word processor. Even poetry has to make linguistic and somatic sense.

Do you not realize that readers judge your seriousness as a writer by the quality of your grammar and spelling and your prose style? I’ve read a few of your writings, and the lack of interest that I’ve seen you show your own writing tells me that you are not a writer to be taken seriously. You need to put some good habits into practice and break some bad ones.

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Nice one. Looking at the long list here, you’ve got your work cut out.

So, what you’re saying is “tit for tat”? Yeah, I’ll agree that most of triond’s members look at it that way. I like getting feedback that tells me if I missed something or messed something up, though. I re-read my stuff, but I know that because I’m used to reading my own words I’m going to miss something. Plus, it’s hard to get a feel for how what I write is received unless someone tells me.

Thanks for sharing.