A Wannabe Writer's Inner Monologue

A Wannabe Writer's Inner Monologue

  • WpView
    LECTURES 11
  • WpVote
    Votes 2
  • WpPart
    Chapitres 1
WpMetadataReadTerminé jeu., avr. 18, 2019<5 mins
Your writing is never worthless, keep going. Everyone who puts their heart into their words has a surprisingly similar experience. You look back on work lost to the endless sweeping sands of time (in this case, five minutes ago) and absolutely hate every. Damn. Syllable. It really sucks. Sometimes you'll feel like you should listen to the monster in the back of your head telling you to burn your laptop (No? Just me?). In times like that, it's just super important to remember that success is never a straight line. Those words are a part of your story (in both senses) and you identifying that room for improvement is seeing a window to a future full of flourishing. As cringe as it sounds, your mind (and the world) is a beautiful mess. It's our job as writers to show this. Keep writing and don't worry, It makes sense that your literature would be too.
Tous Droits Réservés
#446
selfhelp
WpChevronRight
Rejoignez la plus grande communauté de conteursObtiens des recommandations personnalisées d'histoires, enregistre tes préférées dans ta bibliothèque, commente et vote pour développer ta communauté.
Illustration

Vous aimerez aussi

  • The Days With No Sun
  • ...
  • --Bridges--
  • We Never Broke Up (A Second Chance Romance)
  • Hidden Feelings Book 1 (Poetry) (Journaling)
  • Amore.
  • Petty SideChick : Curvaceous Woman
  • ❤︎Poetry On The Wall❤︎
  • ♥︎ A Life of Poetry ♥︎

Sometimes we fear truth over reality. But things get dark and heavy and we play the blame game. We end up hurting others or ourselves even. We don't think before we act or we don't say before we do. This is the evolution of my madness. A cluster of rants and thoughts and poems for you guys. Everything is written how I wanted it to be rants will be long with few pauses and there will be mistakes I might have skipped over. Aha. Poems at the beginning from when I was 15 years old to now when Im 18. Truly a visual of my writing evolution. Edited by @ChemicalStarling who writes a lot but never posts! Read on, loves. I'll see you on the other side...

Plus d’Infos
WpActionLinkDirectives de Contenu