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The Writer's Ladder
by Kathern D Welsh → (All Poetry by Kathern D Welsh)
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Just my interpretation of what we writer's go through. How we pour ourselves into our words, and then the waiting and wondering.

You pour your heart and soul into,

the written word for a book that's new.

You write and strive and wonder why

each day you find there's no reply.

Then finally there's an exception,

but alas, you find its just rejection!

A form that says, "It's nice, but 'NO',

we wish you luck where else you go."
 

 

Then you edit to gain perfection,

and add more NO's to your collection.

Then one fine day our God does smile,

you receive words in a different style.

"We liked your outline and your query,

please send your manuscript in a hurry!"
 

 

You can't believe its really true ,

at last someone takes note of you.

With joy and heart felt expectation,

you send your work for consideration.

All your friends say, "Hey, that's great!"

The truth is, now its time to wait!

You know you'll wait with trepidation,

to hear of the publisher's interpretation!

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "The Writer's Ladder"
Reviewed by Connie Faust
Reviewed on October 3, 2013
Cute telling of the difficulties that follow the writing!
I see you have a book already, so I can say congratulations for the news you hoped for!

Connie

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on August 27, 2013
Publication mostly is for celebrities, politicians, and others who can't write, yet want to impose a point of view that is as ridiculous as it is flawed logically. It's a money game. Write to please yourself.

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on August 26, 2013
Kathern, you provided good insight about how one writes.
I write to record and I write for the Lord.
Sometimes I write for a relative or a friend.
But I love to write and it's hard to say, "The End".
Amen!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 26, 2013
Well, that's the way it used to be. Some writers were overnight successes. Some were successful only after a long writing career. And some never succeeded all.

Today however, anyone can write anything and there are any number of POD publishers that will publish it immediately, regardless of its quality or character––for the money. With so many new books out there for critics to review, most of them don't get a critical review. Instead, if they sell, they are successful, and that's how the cream will rise to the top. Promotion will sell books, and may provide a livelihood, but for an author to be successful, the people must come and the people must read.

Ron

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on August 26, 2013
so true , but stay happy in you and what you penned of yourself
budd


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