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I love to write;
I love the way the pen moves across the page;
I love the illegible scribbles of my mind;
the formation of words, from the complexity of thought.
The arc and structure of letters, replicating the emotions within ones soul.
Every beat of the heart, typed nimbly by a finger, upon life's keyboard;
passionately transforming thought into reason.
Words transport us to another time, another place;
The pencil is our portal to another dimension, an expression of our schizophrenic mind.
I love to write,
I love to read,
I love to absorb myself in a blanket of beautiful words.
Entwine my thoughts with those of the character;
Exist in another life, if only for a moment;
Absorbing every thought, every emotion, every beat of their heart.
I want to feel what they feel, empathise;
see what they see, visualise.
The instrument of writing creates art, creates a world of imagination, when in the hands of a scribe.

*any critique welcome as trying something different.
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eddie12309

@eddie12309

Busy mummy who loves to read to my children. Will write about anything

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Comments & Feedback (15)

Beautifully flowing, and interesting new style that's really easy to read and understand the message. πŸ’šπŸ‘βœ¨

@naaviie thanks for the feedback. I suppose its just free verse. Wasn't sure if it worked. 😏😘

Great stuff hun. Lovely flow, almost visualise your pen writing the piece. πŸ‘πŸ‘ 'tis a beauty! πŸ‘β˜•β€

@leelee101 thankyou and early afternoon β˜•πŸ˜˜

@eddie12309 afternoon! β˜•β€

Agree with the others great flow and great imagery πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ˜˜

I have tried many times, without success, to convince my other half of the joy in loosing oneself in a book. He reads books, but not fiction. He can't see that stepping into another world is more fun than seeing a film or tv. He isn't normally, or often, idiotic! This explains it perfectly! β˜ΊπŸ‘πŸ‘

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@sjw thank you for the feedback. 😘

@crowncottage thank you. What a lovely comment. 😊 Perhaps he'd rather have someone do the work of imagination for him. My other half only reads factual books too or ones where things explode! πŸ˜‚

What is that quote about having lived one lifetime, or through books, living thousands?

I love this - I get tired of structured verse very quickly - I am a Whitman man through and through (although I know a lot of people hate free verse ;-).

A fabulous write my sweet....loved this ✨❀✨❀✨

@jackalice thanks for the feedback. I tend to naturally write in rhyme although I've tried free verse a few times and I feel they're my best pieces. 😊

@misslittleDHP thank you lovely. 😘

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