I’ve missed writing. I’ve missed
this feeling where you have so much in your mind and very little time to let
them out. You carefully think about the things you want to say simply because
there might be some people who could be hurt in the process of voicing out your
unsolicited ideas and thoughts. I’ve missed how writing elevates the feeling of
being in control over your emotions. It also helps you to process and plan what
to do next after a very confusing debate between your heart and mind as well as
a troublesome argument between what you feel and what is right. I’ve missed how
writing is less stressful than having a conversation with a person who doesn’t
have the tiniest bit of idea what you’re talking about. I seldom meet people
nowadays who can engage in a sensible conversation for hours. I’ve missed how
writing eases out the bad vibes I have with just one page. It’s miraculous (for
me at least.). I’ve had this blog for quite some time now and it’s been a roller-coaster kind of thing. Freedom of speech is indeed a wonderful facade of
the literary world. It plays a very crucial role in writing as well. Play
around with words to depict, portray, and express what you feel (beware of the
grammar police!). Writing random thoughts and ideas seem to be a good workout
for the human psyche. It enhances your vocabulary prowess, thought processing
and analytical skills. Writing in itself is a great form of art. It may not be
as holy like some of the works of Leonardo Da Vinci or as colorful as Takashi
Murakami’s (Japanese artist famous for his wildly colored artwork) pieces, but it
can be equally creative and can be very meaningful. Do not take writing and the
words that come with it lightly. Actions may speak louder than words, but words
create a greater impact and is easily understood compared to actions which
needs justifications most of the time. Just like reading, writing takes me to
places where there are no limits, inhibitions and restrictions. Your mind will
be the only one to enslave you and put boundaries to what you write about.
Writing will test how vivid your mind is and how wild your imagination can be.
You can write about anything under the sun. The challenge is for it to make
sense as the words come together. Just like your perfect mix of coffee, each
ingredient is in tune or in harmony with the others, so should your article or
piece. Words have to be chosen carefully and wisely for it to appeal to the
readers. They should blend with each other just like the colors in a painting.
“The right words will always be the
simple ones.”
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