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Want and Won't
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(I'll be the first to admit, at times this writing thing gets kind of hard. Just the way it is, unless you have a degree in the Kings English Language.)

I want to write the best I can


I won't to write the best I can


Sure I know the difference in the words meanings


But I still find myself using them improperly


We must try to use the Kings English properly


These two words are getting on my nerves


And they continue to throw me curves


And


There are so many others to drive us insane


That makes this writing thing a pain


I continue to e-d-u-m-a-c-a-t-e myself


To better myself


However I'm not going to let my fear of words


Stop me from using words


Criticize me


Laugh at me


Don't review me


Wrong or right


I'll continue to try and win this prose fight


(Just venting a little, if it wasn't for my Seiko hand held,


this writing thing would have me in hell.)


 


 


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 Reviews of "Want and Won't"
Reviewed on June 29, 2003
You know Grady - how we write tells of our characters very well, for we write from our hearts. Other people can perceive our writings the way they interprete it. Some will understand and some won't...but whatever their reaction is, I know that I will always be writing - if not for others, then for myself, for I'm the happiest when I write.

Good piece here Grady!

May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)

Reviewed on June 29, 2003
Keep going, Grady!!! It's like the use of the words, may and can? "How may I help you?" ya right! I may or may not help you, so I prefer "How CAN I help you?" Because I know I can, just HOW can I help you?" Just some extra thoughts on this language thing... just keep writing your syle, GEM...
In Spirit,
Bear


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