Jacks haunted church

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14 Responses to Jacks haunted church

  1. mshuttleworth says:

    Well done jack, some fantastic ideas, with a great simile. Would you trudge if you were desperate?

    • megansmart6524 says:

      Great similes, very detailed .Amazing imagination .Try to put short sentences to create a atmosphere. Good job

  2. brada says:

    Great simile and description Jack, but remember to use a suitable simile for silence. Nature doesn’t really fit.

  3. ghosj says:

    Jack I liked your suspense amazing adjectives. this is a poem.

  4. kadia says:

    I am speechless. This writing is so good that I have no bad comments. I like the way you put a simile at the start.

  5. harus says:

    Amazing work Jack! Too many short sentences. You could have put in a metaphor for instance: My heart growled for more blood. Instead of saying my heart was pumping like a base drum. My favourite part was when you said it was silent like nature. It was a good simile though.

  6. ahmea says:

    Great work Jack I really enjoyed it. I liked the way you said there was no escape also I really liked your simile.From Ronnie

  7. ruizl says:

    Great suspense I liked what you I liked when you said across the ice floor.

  8. hempr says:

    Great job Jack try and use ellipses to create a suspense feeling.
    Also describe the setting and use metaphors and similes such
    as E.G. It was dark as rich black paint
    Skye & Regan

  9. ahmea says:

    Its good but next try and make it a bit more scary. from Abudi

  10. Bellatrix says:

    Amazing work Jack. I love the phrase,
    ‘ The church was silent’ and ‘ My heart was pumping like a base drum on the stone floor.’ .
    But instead of pumping why not thumping or pounding?
    One more thing, I don’t think ‘the metal handle turned 90 degrees’ goes with the paragraph at all.

  11. I am cool says:

    Great piece of work Jack,
    We really liked the parts:
    ‘my heart was pumping like a base drum against the frozen stone floor.’
    ‘Beside me was the shattering sound of the metal handle rotating 90 degrees, the door was creeking open.'(Check the spelling of creeking. It’s creaking)
    Great use of ellipsis however try and use some metaphors like:
    The darkness swallowed me.
    The silence deafened me.

    Finn and Vincent

  12. hasho says:

    You got a really good simile

  13. soloj says:

    Thank you for all the comments. I’m surprised mostly about how the comments were, They were really good. anyway must dash I’ve got to comment some other peoples blogs

    Jack xxxx

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