"Writing is a form of therapy; sometimes I wonder how all those who do not write, compose, or paint, can manage to escape the madness, melancholia, the panic and fear which is inherent in a human situation." - Graham Greene
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Making thoughts exist on paper becomes significant to a human because you can do many things with those words. If they're special to you, tuck them away where you'll always be able to revisit them. If you hate the idea written on the paper, burn it or rip it up so you yourself can symbolically burn it inside of you, and forget it (if it's something you need to forget). You can also give a piece of writing to someone, or write something that you needed to say a long time ago but never got the chance to say it to them in person. Point is, writing is a very powerful tool and is very much an art form. Also, anyone can do it. And in my opinion everyone should. So! If you haven't written something for yourself (not school or work related) in awhile then go ahead. Open a word document, start a blog, buy a journal, grab a piece of paper.
See what you've been needing to tell yourself, you might be surprised. Some of the things I write end up to be poems. Here's one of mine. If you're some literature scholar then I apologize if you come to the conclusion that it's terrible poetry haha. And if you like it well there you go, share it & love it :)
Thanks for listening! Comment - I love to read them! Plus it gets you writing haha ~ Arianna
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Home. - Arianna Hall
This home
is where darkness
exceeds the faint touch, of light.
Nothing but a shadow's breath
can be felt from every. vacant. room.
The windows
remain black and hollow.
With the face of death
staring, almost mesmerized
by the close. broken. life that is
trapped
within its walls.
All warmth
extinguished so long ago
that words cannot describe
the frozen feeling
of emptiness that's burred beneath
the worn. ivory. keys
forgotten. in that, corner.
A small light
sits in the mute absence of creation
and cries softly, for love.
for meaning.
for hope.
She, the light.
Reaches for the edge of security,
for the warm arms of protection.
But never. obtains. any. of these dreams.
She cries to be kept.
Not as a prisoner,
but a sister. a friend.
Though.. she is nothing,
but desperate filth.
Equivalent to the dust resting on the
cold. wooden. floors. she sits upon,
that reflect the effects of rigor mortis.
The walls bow, hunched in sleep,
Like the memory of
summer's golden fields
They fall down. They fall on her.
Till she becomes the floorboards, and joins the stiff. arctic. structure. Herself.
Is this home?
Wow.....ur really great....loved the poem.... :)
ReplyDeleteWud love it if u dropped by my blog sumtym....
http://scribbleyourthoughts.blogspot.in/
Loved this girl!
ReplyDeleteMy great grandmother gave me a written note before she passed and it is one of my most cherished sentimental possessions.
Glad to see you writing again!
With love,
Karen