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Free Writing © 2015
by Joe Vojt
Monday, February 23, 2015
Rated "G" by the Author.

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I wrote the Free Writing story on December 31, 1979. I found this story for a reminder.

Free Writing © 2015
Joe Vojt
The desire to write has been with me for quite a few years and it hasn’t developed to my expectations. The question of desire and talent hasn’t combined or just being consistent has hurt more than I can. Turning onto paper doesn’t seem to be as easy as talking with people.
Reading this one book pointed out my one area that I overlooked that is free writing because is just like talking with a friend. You really don’t have to hold back just write as it comes out. The rest will become a free spirit. Now to covert these know technique into sell able article will be my next step.
What do I really know that could turn into a worthwhile subject? I guess it’s me the person inside me can not express this true feeling by words what will make this easy in the written form.
I have been told my thoughts and ideas aren’t clear. So as I speak then it must be the same what I write. The strange thing is that I really don’t see my own problem so how do you correct this condition.
The one area is to be free and write what comes up front and becomes care free with expression regarding my future goals of becoming a writer in the true form has allot of hard work.
This I knew, but I couldn’t guess the extremes that must be taken. To be a strong writer must write ever day and this I have not done. The reasons are simple, I felt sorry for myself and I was trying to run away form my own character, which I knew deep inside. I never do.
Changing ones life is an on going problem. Some people handle it with different reaction which I guess accounts for the varied life that each person leads. Should I change my style of being or just accept and then grow from there. These questions will be answered in the next few years.
In fact what I am feeling now will change my writing concept, should I face it will indicate I can’t be successful in this area. All this time and I can still be now directive about my future. Indicates I haven’t fully developed my true inner motivations as to what I can really do and perform according to those inner commands.
This direction must be controlled for a true ambition which reflects a desire for acceptance, not by others which I had been looking for but for myself. I haven’t accepted the one think I couldn’t see until now that was my own self. Knowing this I can now grow into a person that has direction for becoming a writer with a sense of direction for writing regardless of how it became accepted.
If I like it and accept it, it has become a work of art, strange how I missed this simple fact knowing my self.
Note: I wrote the Free Writing story on December 31, 1979. I found this story for a reminder.

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