I
“So how do you find my writing? How about commenting?”
“My comments are an interesting insight into the writer, not for the larger world.”
“Am curious….”
“There is a distinct aroma of rebellion---like a caged bird, who has unlatched the door (but may be slightly frightened to fly out) -- what an outdated analogy!!!”
“So how do you find my writing? How about commenting?”
“My comments are an interesting insight into the writer, not for the larger world.”
“Am curious….”
“There is a distinct aroma of rebellion---like a caged bird, who has unlatched the door (but may be slightly frightened to fly out) -- what an outdated analogy!!!”
II
“No, it is awesome.”
“But I do see a person, who wants to challenge convention, who sees different shades of the world that most people see, but probably is also saddened that other people around her do not see things in the same manner.”
“There is pain, vulnerability.”
“You can also be vulnerable to happiness, right?”
“No, it is awesome.”
“But I do see a person, who wants to challenge convention, who sees different shades of the world that most people see, but probably is also saddened that other people around her do not see things in the same manner.”
“There is pain, vulnerability.”
“You can also be vulnerable to happiness, right?”
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