Each
post for the A to Z Challenge is the challenge I set for myself.
Your eye is drawn into and across the image, and the words in the sentence. |
E is for EMPHASIS |
E is the Emphasis because as the eye scans, the sentence
is building up to the final word.
Knights, who want to survive in battle, sharpen their
blades, practise their skills, and never turn their backs on an enemy.
HAL LONGLEAT AND THE TROUBLE WITH TRUTH
All day, the wind had cut through the
courtyard and bitten at Hal until hands were red and raw. When shaking didn’t
work, he cupped his hands and blew to warm his fingers. Then, he chewed and rubbed the top of the short nail against his tooth.
Could YOU have been gifted with the ability to identify
and eliminate weak and brittle phrases from your work? To the uninitiated,
these interlopers look like quality imagery.
CLICHÉ RAIDERS: REWRITE!
• eagerly
devour
• ear to
the ground
• easier
said than done
• eat your
heart out
• economical
with the truth
• empty
nest, empty nesters, empty nest syndrome
• eternal
regret/ eternal shame, to my
• every
little helps
• every
stage of the game,
• explore
every avenue
FOR E, I CHOSE EMPHASIS. WHAT IS THE SUBJECT OF YOUR E POST?
Hi Elaine,
ReplyDeleteGood to be here again
Very interesting and informative one
A great flow of E E E E Good
Keep posting
Best Good Wishes
Keep in touch
Phil @ Philipscom
An ambassador to A to Z Challenge @ Tina's Life is Good
And My Bio-blog
Hi PV
DeleteThank you :D I am having fun writing these A to Z posts, I'm glad you enjoyed this one.
Definitely the ability to eliminate the weak words or phrases would have it's good and bad effects. These weak phrases sometimes makes us realize that we can't just be slave to them. We need to be strong . Or when eliminated they will not gloom us anymore.
ReplyDeleteKeep posting.
Fellow A-Z participant.
http://poeticbug.blogspot.in/
Hi Salvwi
DeleteThe obvious image is never as profound as the intimate and unique one that grows from the character and their situation. I enjoyed reading your emotion poetry.
That's a lot of E cliches.
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out my AtoZ - ravel tips learned the hard way, my E is "Eat what the locals eat - just bring Diarrhea Pills."
Rhonda @Laugh-Quotes.com
AtoZ #42
Hi Rhonda
DeleteI enjoyed your travel tips as they are full of wisdom and humour. Around here, I get into trouble for wanting to pack the contents of the medical chest every time we head for the airport ;)
I never really think about the science of my writing, which I probably should do more often!
ReplyDeleteHi Trisha
DeleteI don't think about the technical details of my writing which is why - my E sentence is missing a comma and - I made it a target.