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Okay, I read "Samsung", and since you've placed it in workshop, here are my workshop-thoughts:
Writing good prose is a bit like fishing. You've got to place enticing bait on the end of the hook to lure a fish to investigate and hopefully bite. If the bait is stale or boring, the fish won't bite. "Samsung" --for me-- seemed to have little purpose and did little to provoke my curiosity. What's so interesting about a cell phone that can't be found? Now if the speaker were expecting someone special or infamous or important to call, then the inability to locate the phone might become more significant. As it was, "Samsung" lacked the power to draw the reader in and want to continue reading.
My recommendation is to do much more reading of good prose... the kind that entices you, provokes your curiosity, or moves you emotionally. The more you read good literature, the more confident you'll perhaps become in writing with strength.
------------------------------ The opposite of joy is not sorrow. It is unbelief. ~ Leslie Weatherhead Picture me with my ground teeth stalking joy--fully armed too, as it's a highly dangerous quest. ~ Flannery O'Connor
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