July 7th, 2012 at 06:31am
I definitely adore this sort of grunge, dirty stylethat comes with your writing and really compliments the actually content, I think. Little things like junk-sick mind which are really different, but I love the specific tone that comes with it. :3
Womb-like, too, that's a very different sort of adjective but I love the connontations that come with it. I don't know why, but that specifically really resonated with me. The wording too, it fits well with the timeline. While it's not 1996, I can assume it's somewhere near there, and things like spastic really make it more realistic.
I actually really like his character too, a sort of self-loathing, well, spastic, aha. I really liked the without screaming that they're doing it wrong part too, because it really reveals how severe and intense he is.
The ending, too, even though it was fairly short I was already immersed into their twisted love story. I could really empathise with his character, especially with how he tried so hard to distance himself with this Persian girl but in the end he only found himself falling apart.
It's a really beautiful piece in a really twisted way but poetic way, and I can only assume that's what you were going for, so you did an absolutely amazing job. c:
You're a very good writer: the character (while he isn't named) is detailed and deeply written, and you as a reader can feel each and every of his emotions and words as though you were him. His love for the Persian girl seems to have gone beyond love and more into the realm of dependence. Like he can't, physically cannot live without her.
Also, you use advanced and fitting word-choice that emphasizes the story's theme. The character is very confused, it seems, with his rage and his self-hate and his intensity.
Pity this is a oneshot. It's beautiful.
--J