I Want To Write My Random Thoughts And Feelings
With there being an infinite number of ways to articulate a single thought, self-expression is something I find both easy and hard; easy in the sense of being able to access all the right words, and hard in the sense of actually putting them together in a way that's accurate and true to how I think and feel (I often erase and rewrite the same sentence dozens of times before I actually settle with it). I certainly don't do any of this for the fun or the thrill of it or because I'm bored. I take it too seriously, even.
I really just want to transmit a reflection of sincerity, both in terms of who I am as a person and the kind of things I want to convey. If you can transcribe the contents of your mind as accurately and as purely as you can, I think your work is pretty much done. All that can happen next is for someone to take inspiration from what you've done and to do something similar and for the process to repeat itself. Inspiration seems to be the purest "gift" (or by-product) any creative act could yield, because it often comes about unexpectedly and without any insistence at all, and there's often no way of predicting what new idea will be generated from observing the clarity of somebody else's efforts.
I really just want to transmit a reflection of sincerity, both in terms of who I am as a person and the kind of things I want to convey. If you can transcribe the contents of your mind as accurately and as purely as you can, I think your work is pretty much done. All that can happen next is for someone to take inspiration from what you've done and to do something similar and for the process to repeat itself. Inspiration seems to be the purest "gift" (or by-product) any creative act could yield, because it often comes about unexpectedly and without any insistence at all, and there's often no way of predicting what new idea will be generated from observing the clarity of somebody else's efforts.
26-30, M
