Rosario Impale• Show poetry

I'm a man who likes to know that he's doing something right. In order to know you're doing something right, you also have to know if you're doing something wrong. In that result, if you have any problems with anything I write, such as gramatical problems, or if you have any ideas on ways that I could improve, please, be heartless with me. I promise, I'm not going to get mad if you're being constructive.

I cannot promise you that I will fix my mistakes. I cannot promise you that I will change any of my work. However, the next time I write something I can promise that I will keep your words in mind and use them to adapt to my new works. Consider it a continual work in progress, if you would.

I'm going to restate what I have already said now. Be brutal. Be brutally HONEST. I will not retalliate in anger. You should, however, be fair. Judge what I write, not the material of which I write. Just because I have different opinions of your work does not mean my work is any less significant, just different. If something is well written and evil by your standards, judge it as well written, and let me know that it is pure standard of evil. Again, I will not be mad, and I would probably return the favour with a likewise fair judgement, and my own opinion if you will.