To a writer, writing is not necessarily a
walk in the park. The so-called writer’s block manifests itself during times
when the brain shows its adamant side and refuses to let go of any of those
dozens of good words it houses.
But then there are times when writing seems
to be the easiest task in the world. The brain suddenly seems so full of words
and it generously dispenses with them, abandoning its recalcitrant behavior and
lending you the very word you were looking for. During these happy times, millions
of words and dozens of plots seem to chase each other inside the brain. On
certain occasions, the brain releases thoughts at such a furious pace that you
have to type at a reckless speed so as to keep pace with your thoughts and for
fear that your thoughts may outrun you and you may lose them all.
But like a dewdrop, these moments are
transient too, and soon enough, writing turns hard again.
~Ritesh Agarwal
Email: ritzy182000@gmail.com
agree with every word you've written here :) Its so much like phases that happen..
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ReplyDeleteI think it's a perpetual cycle between the two :)
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