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Poetry Day: Scholar Flies
(A fun creation that I have yet to put into a book.) They emerged Upon the start of all Born from the corpse Of a timeless void Murdered By the opening of history Called the Scholar Flies They form … Continue reading
Coming Back From Writing a Villain
Villains are always fun to write. They can be over-the-top in all sorts of ways that the heroes and supporting cast can’t get away with. Still, there are times you write a nasty, horrible villain that makes your skin crawl. … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Rushing to the Reaper
(Sometimes it does feel like society is designed to have us continue moving at our top speed. We are guilted for relaxing unless we are of a certain age or tax bracket. We ignore that a lifetime of rushing ahead … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged age, author, death, exhaustion, poems, poet, poetry, rushing ahead, society, time, writing
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Numbness’s Effect on Writing And Ways to Recover
The graphic above from a Google Image Search pretty much covers emotional numbness, which is a problem. In fact, it seems to be a growing issue with more people getting stressed out and pulling away from general society. No, social … Continue reading
Do Authors Need to Access Emotions While Writing?
I’m surprised when I run into people who think authors shouldn’t access any emotions while writing. They feel one must remain calm, clear-headed, and at peace even if the scene is one of anger or fear. Never been given an … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Return When You Have a Spine
(Think we all know this type of person. They’ve been around since the possibility of an anonymous criticism existed. Probably been around longer than the written word.) I get your message With no name attached Ripping me asunder As if … Continue reading
How Do They Have Drinkable Water in Fantasy Worlds?
This thought came to my mind with no inspiration. Then again, I simply might have been thirsty and lacking water. It made me think about how characters drink water in fantasy worlds with no treatment plants. We’re told that we … Continue reading
What If You Were a Hero From an Evil Family?
This is kind of a combination of a questions and scenario post. Doesn’t even need much of an explanation. You were born into a villain family and became a hero. Why do you think you would turn and what would … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, critical thinking, heroes, morality, questions, villains, writing
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