A Suburban Existence |
A Suburban Existence |
*not_your_average* |
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Well, some of you, being much better writers than me, said this needed a rewrite. Taking your points of view into consideration, I cringed after reading my essay/story. So I'll try to get a rewrite in when I can.
This post has been edited by not_your_average: Aug 13 2005, 10:18 AM |
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![]() I love Havasupai ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 1,040 Joined: Jul 2005 Member No: 163,878 ![]() |
I find nothing that reflects perfection in suburbia. The artifical nature of "cookie cutter houses" is as uninspiring as a wet noodle in the garbage. For me, life is far more than shirt collars, gossip, minivans and a flat-screen TV.
How could you despise perfection? The suburban existence you describe is far from it. |
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*mipadi* |
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QUOTE(mipadi @ Aug 10 2005, 10:41 PM) Irony, perhaps? The fact that at one time, the things in the piece would have been considered perfection, but truly are not. Although I cannot find anything ironic in this piece, it's possible. It reads more like a self-loathing rant. It's a worthy effort that would benefit from a rewrite. I would like to see this evolve into something that has a more defined "utopian veneer" in order to create the feeling of irony. As it is, the image the piece creates, in my opinion, is superficial and shallow. |
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