A writer is a writer just for the sake of writing. Such condition does not relate to content, but to activity. Mind-flow must not be stopped, deviated or controlled, if that is even possible. The sole handwriting is part of our soul, for the minute we know ourselves being observed or surrounded by any non-artistically-emphatic person, we become distracted, introverted, affected by a different frequency.
We are eternally open, in all ways possible, to be channelers of the unknown, yet understandable mysteries of the universal subconscious forces that choose us to carry their messages, being our whole selves both the content and the container of all things known as subtle and brutal, a lie and the most realistic truth. We must write because things need to be written, remembered, immortalized, sacralized, not only because we want you.
The writer will be naturally driven to seek for some kind of loneliness , a place of one's own, we are bound to look for perfection in anything imperfect, to tell stories that can be told by themselves, to take time out of nowhere. We are capable of seeing undeniable truths resting amongst a ton of lies. We need to make our own silence, nurture and cherish it, for it is the only place that will remain untouched whenever a new idea has to be gestated.
Needless to say, writing is one of the biggest paradoxes, simple and complex at the same time, not comprehensible for just anyone, and even hated by a lot more. The secret lies beneath the ability to transform obliged knowledge into a well-based form of creativity.
A writer is able to find ways to make writing a challenge, in all the extension of the word, turning a straightjacket into the pack of safe limits within which we can explore and improvise freely. Freedom being responsibility, the ability to respond for our own creations, for us.
Writing is a matter of being noble, humble enough to let our hand be guided and write, dedicate time, love, passion and faith to something we can barely consider a wellformed, tangible idea.
Never stop writing. Your words will always get to the correct place.
