Writing is like a living legacy to a writer. The words we scribe are infused with
our thoughts, emotions, sensibilities, passions, etc. We share for many reasons and about many subjects. Sometimes, we feel inclined to censor
what we share, not wanting or feeling it’s appropriate for everyone to know all
about us. I believe that one
of the biggest reasons writers have the courage, ambition and drive to jot down
the thoughts that tumble around their heads is to be remembered.
Think of it this way, so long as we’re remembered, we remain
alive. Not literally, but
figuratively. For even after we’re
dead and gone, so long as our writing lives on—brings smiles, screams and joy
to those who read it—then we aren’t forgotten. And so long as we’re not forgotten, we go on living—our
spirit does anyway.
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