Hear, hear Mr Greene

So the sky is blue and the grass is green. Ok I feel like that’s a beginning of a poem but poetry is something that I write for myself (well at the moment anyway). Topic = Writing.

At home people think that I spend a lot of time on the Lappy when in reality I actually only come on here, well in the evenings – around this time to, well, write. I never had an outlet before, ever. It was always me you know there, doing whatever with no outlet – like a headless chicken (buk, buk – that is the right sound isn’t it?). Although I did/do write (paper or Word usually) when I’m upset – a lot. It eases the pain if you get me, kinda like writing this blog except writing on paper or Word isn’t announcing it to the world like I’m sort of doing here.

Plus by writing on here, I don’t just write about the bad. I write the good, the bad and the potential messy. It's great anddd people read it –
they r-e-a-d it!

But that comes later, my main focus is to write for myself and that’s me being honest. I don’t write to please people, well when its rambling like now and not in perfect reading order like now, I am, because writing is a personal thing (although of recent with more and more people that I know coming to know of this blog, I’ve become slightly self conscious of what I write).

My all time favourite quote (well one of them anyway) is by Sir Graham Greene – yes he is English, no I don’t think he was knighted but yes he is a Sir, as I knight him for this quote:

"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, the melancholia, the panic fear, which is inherent in a human condition"

I mean how perfect is that quote, ok so, not PERRRFECT perfect but it’s pretty great huh? Because I used to wonder the same thing! And this was BEFORE I knew this quote existed (someone should really Knight me, Sir Truth’s_Razors – unfortunately women can’t get knighted and the equivalent is like Dame or Lady or something: Dame Truth’s_Razors or Lady Truth’s_Razors – patooey!)

Ah when I write it’s like Woooooooooooooosaaaaaaahhhh (I said that yesterday too I think – I loveee Bad Boys! The film - don’t even think it).

Seriously though writing really does give me a release, it’s like I don’t have to edit my thoughts (well not all the time) and I can write as long as I want without any disturbances (except my mum or sisters or brothers or nephews or incoming texts or stuff), what I mean is my thoughts are typed up. I can read them back to myself another day and think wow did I really think that? Wow that was witty and clever and all things great! (I joke)

I’ve also been considering moving this little collection to one of those fancy blog websites but then I think I’m too weighed down by the idea of managing it – you know all the pretty layout stuff (which I haven’t done since wow, um lower 6th – AS ICT so have probably forgotten how to do it anyway.) And also since you know it’s only been what, a couple of weeks writing daily blogs, hardly anything really so I may actually run out of juice by the time I set the other thing up.

NOT TO MENTION that it all started here, me freeing myself (Ha! What an expression!) So I feel obliged to stay until I’m old and grey!

Oh and since I’m here, I may as well mention that writing everyday is great but really wouldn’t fit in when I start working (fulltime) in the next few weeks. A shame really. I wish I could get paid for writing this. It's so much more fun.

Wow I’ve over written today by 100 words or so – writing about writing – crazzzy.

Sigh, The pen really is the tongue of the mind. [Miguel de Cervantes]

Comments

Biggrin

well...i DID have a diary, but tis like, i only have a diary when going's get tough. Then i kinda get lazy...

I would be too embarrased to write a blog, because a)i might say stuff i'll regret later
b) i might show a side of myself that i dont think i want other people to know about (not that i know what this "side" is) and lots of other weird reasons that only make sense in my head.

yes do not worry, we r-e-a-d !!! and we l-o-v-e it too!!

about that Quote..well, i daydream to escape, does that count as "compose"??

Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary?

i love that, writings my outlet too it eases alot of things, & before it i too was a headless chicken
You have a way with words, because what you say isn't edited its straight from you it makes it reallll so keep writing !

 

I think that - that people are seeing a side of me that maybe i don't want them to see but this is what i like to do and i'm not going to stop until i want to.

Another thing is that i get embarrassed about it too but then again i actually started writing on here (rather than somewhere like facebook) because no one actually knows me. I don't have to prove myself because um well i just don't.

Saying that i've got a feeling a couple of my school friends will be on here sooner or later to see what i've been writing, one of them was on it today to read it while another commented that i should have told them sooner so that i could be getting 'hits' and 'followers' which doesn't happen on here anyway (she thinks it should i'm guessing)

[HEYYYY if it's you lot reading this!]

Jihad of the Nafs (The Struggle of the Soul)

Sometimes its easier to tackle some subjects when you are anonymous and people do not need to know that its you that is talking and exploring subjects.

Its like a way of being more courageous and braver too, simply because you do not need to face everyone and can focus on the idea that you are exploring. There is no one holding it over you.

You are doing a very good job and I think everyone appreciates what you do write.

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.

Exactly, why is it that you seem to be spot on today?

Jihad of the Nafs (The Struggle of the Soul)

Truth's_Razors wrote:
Exactly, why is it that you seem to be spot on today?

lol

"How many people find fault in what they're reading and the fault is in their own understanding" Al Mutanabbi

Trust you to pick that up grinnO

Jihad of the Nafs (The Struggle of the Soul)

Biggrin

"How many people find fault in what they're reading and the fault is in their own understanding" Al Mutanabbi

Cray 2

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.

aww don't cry, i think you're always on the spot ¬_¬

"How many people find fault in what they're reading and the fault is in their own understanding" Al Mutanabbi