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At The Station

A current situation... past, present, and probably future.

14 total reviews 
Comment from Mary Vigasin
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Your story captures the heartbreaking stories you see every night on the news.
Very powerfully told.
Congratulations on winning. You certainly deserved the win.
Best wishes and regards,
Mary

 Comment Written 11-Mar-2022

Comment from Rosemary Everson1
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I like your story. Ukraine has much destruction occurring. This morning I saw on the news where hospitals were bombed. Babies were kept there for care. Is the madman not going to stop this bombing?

 Comment Written 10-Mar-2022

Comment from Tom Horonzy
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My thoughts are with those embodied herein. Very nice to share how it is today for the people. .................................................................................................................................

 Comment Written 10-Mar-2022

Comment from Wendy G
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Your story is powerfully told. Through the eyes of a child, definitely - and showing her distress and confusion as well as insight into the feelings of so many others. Best wishes for your clever, relevant, and skilfully told story.
Wendy

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022

Comment from Bill Schott
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This story, At the Station, approximately 400 words, is so very timely and captures this moment in time of such great upheaval. The narrator's level of speech and world knowledge may exceed what a child might actually know or feel, but the sentiment is certainly shared universally.

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022


reply by the author on 09-Mar-2022
    Thanks for reviewing. Yes, I've put my own thoughts into the child's mouth, but perhaps we can give her credit for being well read from all those visits to the city library before it got bombed.
reply by Bill Schott on 09-Mar-2022
    Let*s do that.
Comment from Wayne Fowler
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Well written. Well told.
Putin is a monster. He lies about everything.
The Ukranian people, even those escaping, are justifiably proud people. What is happening is a travesty.
Thank you for writing. Good luck in the contest.

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022

Comment from Gypsy Blue Rose
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Excellent entry for the Through the eyes of a child writing prompt contest.

The story is heartbreaking because it's really happening to many Ukrainians children. They are the harder to watch. Poor sweet angels.

Well done. Good luck in the contest.

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022

Comment from lyenochka
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I like how you personalized the horrifying situation in Ukraine through the eyes of Galyna. Great job looking up the meanings of names and the chant to honor Ukraine and her heroes! The name Strelka means arrow so it fits with a dog that can't stay still!
Best wishes in the contest!

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022

Comment from Regina Elliott
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Very heartfelt and gives a
child's view of the war. Can't
even imagine being in a war
zone as a child, how awful. Warmest wishes, and you've
penned a gem. ~

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022

Comment from Rena Smith
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It is sad to hear that all of this is going on in a part of our world. It's equally sad that children have to endure pain inflicted upon them as a result of what our adults are doing. God bless this child and family, other children and their families and everyone who is in war torn countries who are effected by war. I like this poem because it's about what's going on in our world but in the end I'm happy that the little dog returns to the child unharmed.

 Comment Written 09-Mar-2022