.......how many of them read it? How many of them appreciate it?
When you write, sometimes you just want to know how much that you wrote would bring about that effect, that impact to change things up and make it better as you desired it be?
To know what you wrote has been read would indeed be a great sign that a given mandate - that validation, that endorsement of saying of: 'hey, you're doing a great job, a great thing - and keep at doing at it again!!' - kind of things, kind of encouragement - given as a note of worthy shot of cheering to & for you, the writer.
Yet, the sole, of rather the primary role or responsibility of a writer - is first to be a giver - more than a receiver be, in that order.
Writers ought to write, to pen down what he had to say and share it - more for the audience of readers, then to filling his mere own needs and egos.
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Writers, in many sense, trail a lonely, quiet road - at times, traversing alone in his own thoughts and conceptual ideas about things in life; that he barely have the sap of inspiration to continue, at times - as it truly could become a lonely journey, alone.
And that's where he began wondering if he had connected to the world through what he had once wrote about; would he be brought those energies from those connections to help him continue his writing journey, and in doing so - to hopefully doing a favour to the world and the people around him, in return by doing those dissecting and examining of life issues, mental barriers and what are there to triumphant over, for them.
A writer, as any other living person(s) - is first to serve - than to expect a received.
A writer, more so if he's a hiker of life's internal mountains too; carries a heavy load of conceptual abstracts within his backpack of observings - yet, he may need to simplify them into a commonly digestive reception of things brought forward through, and by, him - throughout the mountains of life - and be made as lightweight possible for the others to assimilate them ideas or thoughts dissected & shared with - that a writer must understand of his roles, be - first, and giving what he has within.
He becomes vulnerable;
yet, his vulnerability is also his strength & sinew.
A writer thus writes for the love of sharing and bringing in new and/or challenging ideas - to sort of giving a nudge, a push forward - to reach for that pinnacles of life's grasp & mastery of things.
He writes out of:
Love.
He brings about healing;
and the joy of renewing."
~ musafir,
THE INSPIRED MOOSE SERIES©
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