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The "WIT" in Writer//

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I've always loved to write. which is why I've always dreamed about becoming a journalist or at least some form of a writer to let the thoughts run lose. But as i grew up, I realized that writing means expressing, and expressing means I've got to break down my walls; hence this was out of my comfort zone.
What exactly defines a writer? we don't know. that's the beauty of it, since you never know the beginning or the end of a sentence or how it will turn out. If you were to hold a paint brush, it simply does not mean that you are capable of fabricating a mere masterpiece. So slow down before you think you've accomplished all.
I'd ask you what's more powerful ; a gun or a thought? and I'd say its a thought because after all its the the thought that pulls the trigger. So I'd rather agree that my thoughts are robust since I pulled the strings to articulate my train of conceptions. Hence; "Triggered"
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  1. Bini13 October 2020 at 21:29

    I am so excited for you Dew girl. You're just amazing.

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