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Featherpen Lullaby


To fly you must first conquer the fear of falling.

Comments ( 3 )

Try spacing out your text more (e.g. hit enter a couple of times after the end of a scene), it makes reading text much easier on the eyes.

Also while I appreciate you setting the scene, you might not want to use to many descriptors for a single aspect or object in the surroundings, especially if they aren't important or wont come into play at all.
What I mean by this is that you've written about two paragraphs about the transition in the portal even though it isn't really relevant to the story you're trying to tell (as far as I know at least; the inside of the portal could end up being super important for some reason :pinkiecrazy: )

Actually, this is an interesting premise...Mother and Daughter...

I always ask before critiquing; so if you want some mild suggestions, okay.
But here's a thing...Geo. R. R. Martin can make entire chapters describing things when he writes. I know; I know his editor...she gives me hints on occasion.

It ain't hurting his sales too much...

Keep Writing! And Keep Reading!

Crystalheart

“Princess?” Sunset timidly asked with a bow, she had not planned on meeting this particular pony anytime soon. Suddenly coming back didn’t seem like such a great idea; maybe she should just jump through the portal again?

You better not chicken out sunset, I know you can do this!

They stayed like that for what seemed like forever, wrapped in a tearful hug, mother and daughter finally reunited after years of being apart.

I'm proud of you sunset. :twilightsmile:

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