The Burden of Art
The artist sat shirtless under the moon. He was hurt. He hated. And even though the hate knottedhis…
writing
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What Is Your Favorite Line in a Book?
The cry of a personage who has gone through life with potential, dreams of glory, optimism; who has had his dreams shattered and his potential stultified; who had fallen in love and had his heart ripped out again and again.
Lightness of Darkness — The Writer’s Deficiency
The very moment a writer realizes this bliss, this joy in letting a thought pass, unrecognizable, unanalyzable, hazy in its clearness; at that moment he ceases to be a writer.
A Meditation on Paradise Lost
Book Porn Mostly I read on mobile. And I take screenshots of the best parts of the book.…
Thoughts on Thoughts — An Artist’s or an Artistic Disruption
Once again after all the ratiocinations; after all the ups and all the downs, it became still, a…
Calling The Meaning — The Writer’s Quandary
The writer has tried her best with the equipment she has — words. The hard part, then, the calling the meaning, now, ultimately, falls on the reader.