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To write from the black
January 4, 2010
To write means to understand, and to feel. To write means to look deep inside yourself and others and tell the story you sense deep down no matter how hidden. Writing is the gateway, the escape of everyday life. No matter who you are you can write, and no matter what you’ve done the story is always there. Write of your feelings, write of your friends. Even write of grief and sorrow. To write is the pipeline of release onto the white background. To write is to be free.
© Sean C., Princeton, IL
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