Compositions
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Well im not on the level of a pro writer but this might be interesting...
This is freehand writing.... im not gonna tell you what subject to base on or which grammar types that you need to use.. but what you NEED to do is base it on nature, the world or which ever you choose....
hell you can even write about sex.... but please dont make it lewd, just enough erotica to let the imagination do its thing....
heres what you have to do:
-Find a suitable subject to base on
-observe it
-take note on whatever you saw on that object
-start writing
(an assignment by my old english teacher)
EXAMPLE:
The night of the moon
It is always there and it will never leave, so long as the earth is still intact. The moon has always been sources of mythology, from the Chinese lunar princess to the Japanese monsters that feed off the moon's light. One would look at the night and see one of the moon's many phases, like a woman who wears the plaster mask, unknown to the spectators on what emotions is she conveying. You might think it was a facade or not, as the moon itself changes night after night. Whether good or evil it still shines its luminescent light to the world, so as darkness would not take over the plains and cities. One might imagine a blade made out of pure lunar light that when the night has come it destroys what remains of the darkness. Observe the round light during the evening, and you might see things that you normall wouldnt in your eyes. Like a fellow person with emotions, it too can read the mood of where you are, like when battling the enemy the moon turns bright red in your eyes. It really is a strange thing, the moon is, a mystery of the night, and the source of many things.
(well forgive my writing if it sucked)
This is freehand writing.... im not gonna tell you what subject to base on or which grammar types that you need to use.. but what you NEED to do is base it on nature, the world or which ever you choose....
hell you can even write about sex.... but please dont make it lewd, just enough erotica to let the imagination do its thing....
heres what you have to do:
-Find a suitable subject to base on
-observe it
-take note on whatever you saw on that object
-start writing
(an assignment by my old english teacher)
EXAMPLE:
The night of the moon
It is always there and it will never leave, so long as the earth is still intact. The moon has always been sources of mythology, from the Chinese lunar princess to the Japanese monsters that feed off the moon's light. One would look at the night and see one of the moon's many phases, like a woman who wears the plaster mask, unknown to the spectators on what emotions is she conveying. You might think it was a facade or not, as the moon itself changes night after night. Whether good or evil it still shines its luminescent light to the world, so as darkness would not take over the plains and cities. One might imagine a blade made out of pure lunar light that when the night has come it destroys what remains of the darkness. Observe the round light during the evening, and you might see things that you normall wouldnt in your eyes. Like a fellow person with emotions, it too can read the mood of where you are, like when battling the enemy the moon turns bright red in your eyes. It really is a strange thing, the moon is, a mystery of the night, and the source of many things.
(well forgive my writing if it sucked)