Karla, Writing is an inspiration; it liberates the mind; allowing it freedom to express itself. I don't feel writing should be confined to rules or a particular format and style. You write because your thoughts will torment you until you jot them down. What you write is wonderful. Don't stop to analyze why you write, just write. Enjoy the process ... plus you're good at it. :)
I guess we are all in this together, but when we get the final word on the poem or story...it sure does feel good! Keep writing my friend, we'll keep reading, we'll keep writing and you can continue to read, and we'll all suffer together! Enjoyed this so much, this is one of the sides of the life of a writer that many do not see! Just as a teacher, many people actually think we sit around all day at our desks while the kids do all the work, they don't realize that we are on our feet all day working with children on many different levels of learning...while also staying late and grading papers and making new lesson plans...why do I do this, the same reason we both love writing...it's in our blood, heart and souls! Write on dear friend!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Singers sing because they are singers;Actors and Actresses act because that is what they do. Writers write because they are writers.
And all suffer the same, from time to time, but we continue the journey laid out before us.
Write Karla write!
That is the right of the writer, to express, to live the life on the parchment, and the ink well never runs dry, nor does the quill wither, so long as the belief remains.
So rant till your hearts content..and TY dearest one for your love too.
Hugs
Ch'erie
Oh, Karla, this is just a touching piece of writing...again, you've touched my soul. I love the reasons for writing...I'm one of those asking the same question. I truly liked this poem!
dear lady...you write for the same reason you breathe...it is part of your life, what makes you, you. Like you I have had these thoughts from time to time...it always comes back to a basic fact...when all is said and done I cannot imagine my life without writing. Methinks you are the same.
Writing can be a vehicle to explore all the anomalies and joys of the human condition. It can also be, at times, a cathartic, emotionally and physically, to rid the mind and soul of the clutter and poisons that build up surviving in a corrupt and fallen world.
Pulling weeds takes effort and the ground is torn up. Planting flowers takes as much energy, but it is a gentler process that replenishes what has been corrupted. Writing is both!
I agree with Dan! Go write something else! You know why you write as do we all, and be glad you can write as well as you do, it's a gift not everyone has!;-)
Well said and well expressed feelings as to why you write. No matter what makes you write, your words takes to a landscape of moods and emotions.
Your brother and friend Abdi-Noor
Writing is not for the faint of heart and I know that every writer on this block suffers the same dilemma. Good write, so now, go write something else.
You may whine, Karla, but you have a right to. Writing is a fickle business, and I know that as well as you do. You write because you HAVE to; if you coudln't, you'd go crazy. I know I would. Maybe you already feel this way; I don't kow...An excellent rant, rant on, baby girl; I hear ya!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :(
I like what Mr. Ed said below: Right on! And, Write On! I agrre; the den would be a much sadder place without your poetry!
The deep-dive literary meditations presented as stories, poems, and essays in The American Poet Who Went Home Again, A Mosaic of My Soul at Work, have captivated and inspired readers ever since its first paperback publication in 2008.
God Bless
Michelle~
Love, Lena
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Love Tinka
And all suffer the same, from time to time, but we continue the journey laid out before us.
Write Karla write!
Lisa
Be safe,
Karen
So rant till your hearts content..and TY dearest one for your love too.
Hugs
Ch'erie
Lance that inner pain...
Fee
Rebecca
Big hugs your way.
Laura
Pulling weeds takes effort and the ground is torn up. Planting flowers takes as much energy, but it is a gentler process that replenishes what has been corrupted. Writing is both!
BRAVA!
Light and Wisdom ...
Love,
eileen
Your brother and friend Abdi-Noor
Georg
Thanks,
Dan
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :(
I like what Mr. Ed said below: Right on! And, Write On! I agrre; the den would be a much sadder place without your poetry!
i know
i'm whining
again; it's my
right as a writer
Right On! And, Write On!