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Thursday, March 1, 2012
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Don't miss our radio show memoir or creative non fiction, it is sure to be a hot topic among the writers and the readers. So this will be the time to let your voice be heard !
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
What love is not ?
I hear people often talking of what love is so they try to rationalize something bad and claiming it as love .In the midst of boredom I thought I'd express some jumbled sentiments about what love is not....
Love is not abuse or shame
It has no marks, tears, bruises or pain.
It has no demeaning words or broken things.
Love does not call you fat, skinny, ugly or broke.
Love is no grand game nor a funny joke
Love is not money it has no deep pockets or fancy diamond rings.
people may have such but love comes empty handed and true
Love is not a side order or a backup, it wants you to be number one not number two
Love is not crazy or wild, it does not change it is still as a quiet night
Love is not lust, passion filled thrusts and sweating together naked is not what love feels like.
Love is not secrecy or lies hidden underneath the surface it is pure like an infant's dream
Love is not beauty for even the blind may possess what some can never fully see.
Love does not grace magazines or compete with the best
There are no books that tell you how to win because it is not a contest
There is no time limit for love as it never ages
Love is not fleeting like youth or fame
Love is not just a word for faithful hearts know its true name
There is something out there...Just my facebook page
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Review Of Youtube Video
I recently viewed Ray Bradbury on Writing Persistently video on YouTube.
I periodically
scour the internet looking for videos and such content within the writing
world.
I found this video out of the thousands of
others because it looked interesting and shame me not but older people seem to
be the wisest of the bunch. I really had little interest in some twenty or
thirty year old giving me tips on writing, I know I’m just an awful person. I
clicked on the video expecting something merely likable enough to say it was
not so bad. Oh was I ever in for a surprise ! Initially he spoke about as a young
writer he sent in short stories after story then kept getting rejected but his
ego kept it all alive. Then you look
back when you gain some maturity and realize the stuff wasn’t all that great. This part wasn’t the fascinating part as many
other writers have said this before. He was finally begun selling stuff but
something was missing, he wasn’t satisfied with his writing. The part that was so fascinating was when
spoke of writing and selling “The Lake.” His work his often a metaphor of his life in
some way he stated. When he was younger
he was playing with a girl at the beach around age eight, she went in the water
and never came back. This obviously
traumatized him so much where that precious little girl stayed with him enough
to write something loosely based on it.
He goes on to tell the story of how “The Lake” ended; how at the beach
there is a sandcastle built and she was there at one point. After he wrote that
one he was satisfied and proud of this work. It seems because he had actually
been writing for him.
I can
honestly say I have never been so blown away by a message that an author was
trying to convey. I think
a lot of times what happens are that writers get swept in a phenomenon of
writing for the market because that is what sells. Writers stop writing for them is when trouble
starts brewing us all shouldn’t strive to be carbon copies of King, Meyer or
Rowling because they are the highest paid. We should write persistently and
hone our own style for ourselves first then the market just might call for it.
Writing is an art as all art it should be individualized and meant to express
the creativity of the artist first. When people start to just pen out anything
with no depth because people want it, this kills the beauty of the craft. The story of “The Lake” was incredibly
beautiful and personal I’ll take that over a wizard on a broomstick or a
sparkling vampire anyway. The bottom
line is that we should be satisfied and persistent in writing with our own
voice because we aren’t happy with it; why should the readers be?
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