And by the way,
everything in life is writable about
if you have the outgoing guts to do it,
and the imagination to improvise.
The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.
Sylvia Plath
Ever since I was a little girl, I have been writing and reading and then writing some more. There is very little else I enjoy more than writing, unless of course it is reading. I have felt freedom and joy placing pen onto paper and allowing my thoughts to take form and flow. I don't have to think about what to write, there seems to be something just waiting there. Waiting to take form in the perfect words and then spring forth in perfect words.
Writing is a way to ease things out of me or to sort through random thoughts clamoring for structure and order. It is also the means of engaging with you, sharing questions and sought after answers. Carefully placing my words upon paper is an effort for me to make things right, to help set the world in a better way. The more we can understand each other, the smaller the world will seem and we hopefully can stay out of harm's way.
My words are no greater than any others, but they are honest and true. There means to be no implication that my beliefs are exclusively accurate, for all people need to find their own words and express them in their own way.
Words are colors dancing in my thoughts. Each word has its own rhythm and tone. Some may be similar, but each meaning is enitrely its own. Some words bring images and by joining these images, a mini-theater unfolds in my head.
This process almost works in reverse in that the slower I go, the more details race in. It is as though the rehersals have already been run, and in this final act no one wants to be cut from the show. Carefully, I go, making certain the smallest detail is captured to complete the story you will behold.
Thoughts take form in words that are written upon the page. It is reliving or recalling or manifesting dreams, desires, or pain. There seems to be great healing once everything is neatly displayed. Thank you for meeting me here, to witness this page.
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