Abigail George Quotes
Like Water Our Ideals For Writing What Seems At First To Be A Calling To Pen A Masterpiece, It At First Can Be Pure, Fluid Even (words Can Come Easily) But We Also Have To Learn To Work With What Our Eyes Glaze Over As Weak Substitutes, Words That We Think Have No Substance To What We Are Learning Towards. What Is Every Poet's Intention? Their Intention Is To Forge, Nullify, Create, Defend, Fill The Reader With The Awe And Inspiration That Every Poet Themselves Craves. They Want To Carve A Name For Themselves In The Annals Of History, Leave A Not So Quiet Legacy Behind. Poets Want Immortality Or Rather They Want Their Words To Become Immortal. Perhaps Even Marlowe And Shakespeare Had Discussions About This.
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