Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Why is it difficult to write?

It’s always difficult to write because to write is to define a perspective. That means first finding a perspective of your own. Isolating that clear vision that when comes into focus feels like sunshine after rain. A theory that makes you smile and kicks in like caffeine. Writing means projecting this private kick out there for all to feel.

6 comments:

Daysleeper said...

sometimes you write for clarity. articulating half-formed thoughts into words, sentences, in a way sieves through the jumble in your head and leaves you perhaps, with the perspective :)

Drifting said...

two different perspectives there:)

adityan said...
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adityan said...

One can also write to lose perspective, methinks.
Any which case, we all give 'putting it up there' an undeserving significance.

Anonymous said...

If it is easy,it would become difficult to read...

Chin said...

Hmm... perhaps!!