“Critical Notary”

“Critical Notary”

Bad grammar is fooling.

It’s a form of poor digestion in the works.

Words need their own qualities.

You can’t just mark something on a sheet of paper.

Something must fit within the lines.

Each line allows for maintenance issues.

The word should include enough definition.

Afterthoughts of writing don’t appear on the page.

Change is usually removed of prior circumstances.

Don’t tell me how to write if you don’t know how to write.

And if you haven’t written on a regular basis, you’re not a valuable teacher!

My writing becomes colorful ink on an empty void.

Remember the word “page”- it used to mean a particular individual.

An individual can be a person, place, or thing.

It leads to collections with singular labels.

Students are often confused about general relationships.

Creative writing introduces us with new characters in wording.

Sometimes the “new thing” turns obsolete years later.

Paper is dead tree.

Funny how guys try reading from poor digestion methods.

Even when the grammar is correct, a reader can imagine poor grammar over it.

They’ll cherry-pick easy language and dismiss complicated matters.

Originality is pushed aside by excuses for clarity purposes.

Well, this critical notary will express it at my finishing line here.

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