I am a reflection of my own written word.
My personality is similar to my handwriting. I might not enter every situation the exact same way, but there is enough similarity that you can tell that it's still me.
I can be as complicated and multi-layered as the most magnificently thought out and well-constructed sentence full of an array of wonderfully descriptive adjectives and a cornucopia of words displaying my distinct and enlightened vocabulary presence and understanding of the English language.
Or as simple as this.
I may keep my distance from you by putting up a shield between us. But I still know how to push the right buttons to get to you.
Consider that my typed word.
But I can still be as personal as a handwritten four-page letter that I took the time to walk to your house place into your hand myself.
So far, it has seemed that anyone who has checked out the book of my life from the world's library has either found it too difficult to read, simply not their forté, or just didn't take the time to learn the author's writing style. I guarantee that, given the right amount of time, focus and attention, this book could be the most fantastic story of determination, strength, love, loss, hope, talent, class, sadness, growth, perseverance, wit, values, family, and integrity.
But lucky for me, just when I was losing my fervor for writing, you picked up my book. You often rave about your appreciation of it's structure and your love for its wordplay. It has become the one book that you never want to put down.
And you never have to.
I am so glad that you can read my handwriting.
Live, love & learn!
-The King
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Q: Where do you get the inspiration for the things in your blog?
A: I take situations that either I have experienced personally or have seen first hand, and then I accentuate the details. I write a lot in first-person, but that doesn't mean that I'm writing about my actual thought process. In fact, there are times that I've written a blog in first-person where, in real life, I was actually the person on the other end of the writing perspective. I just try to write in a way that most people can relate.
A: I take situations that either I have experienced personally or have seen first hand, and then I accentuate the details. I write a lot in first-person, but that doesn't mean that I'm writing about my actual thought process. In fact, there are times that I've written a blog in first-person where, in real life, I was actually the person on the other end of the writing perspective. I just try to write in a way that most people can relate.
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2 comments:
Another masterpiece! I almost felt as if you were talking to me; that's how much I was moved by the writing.
I have to agree that you were right about the wordplay and technique. Metaphorically, you know you the best and you accurately penned yourself in the best words possible.
Always a joy to read your work! Never get discouraged ;0) Smooches!
As always, thank you so much for your kind words. It means so much to me to know that the feelings and observations that I translate into words on a screen can actually resonate with someone reading.
You are the type of person that can hear the written word. That's type of person that is the reason why I write.
Thank you!
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