
For us as writers,
when we write,
we are in our purest form
Our focus is unwavering
Our emotions are aligned with our hearts
and
our words exude a distinct melodic tone
designed to fill
a specific void
in each individual reader’s soul
For us as writers,
when we write,
we are in our purest form
Our focus is unwavering
Our emotions are aligned with our hearts
and
our words exude a distinct melodic tone
designed to fill
a specific void
in each individual reader’s soul
This is beautiful Mark! I think it brilliantly explains the difference between people who are truly writers (like you) and people who are sharers (like me). What you describe here perfectly describes me when I’m gardening or doing my craft projects, but not so much writing. I really only write to share (hopefully helpful) information. I think the world can use both! š
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Thanks for the kind words Terri but I disagree with you on one thing, “you are a writer”. The way you use your words to educate your readers and how you make your message come across is a sign of a true writer. Writers come in all different forms regardless of what you write. You “are” a writer in my eyes!
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Awww…..thank you so much Mark! I really appreciate your kindness!
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Just telling the truth is all.
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I love the flow and finding just the right/write word to convey the beauty around me or share a sorrow, I’ve been known to write on a table napkin or find myself in the flow on a forest trail looking for a picnic table or log to sit on to jot down my thoughts! Your words have brought back some good writing memories, Mark. Bravo!
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Thank you Kimberlee!
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My pleasure (always!), Mark!
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