Write, Write and Write

Let’s say someone gives you a pen---a closed and vintage colored pen.

You can’t see how much ink in it. That pen may be dry after writing few words or good enough to create a masterpiece (or masterpieces) that will lasts forever and might be, just might be, make a change in many things. You don’t know that before you start write.

Under any rules, you have no idea about that. You have to take a risk!

Actually, there is no rule that you must write something. You can take and use the pen or leave it on shelves where it would be dry without ever being used.

However, if you decide to use it, what would you do? How do you going to play the game?

Are you going to make plan by plan before you write down a single word? Is your plan going to be so complicated that makes you don’t want to write at all?

Or you just hold that pen and go straight to write, make a friendship with words that will bring you to place where it wants you to be?

Or you will write so carefully, like the pen is going to dry soon, or you just pretend to believe the pen will work forever and write automatically?

And what will you write: Love? Hate? Desperation? Life? Death?

Are you writing just to entertain yourself? Or the others? Or entertain yourself by writing for them?

Is your scratch will be shaky or it’s going to be strong? Innocent, or full with imagination?

Are you sure you’ll write something? Once you have the pen, there’s no rule that said you have to write. Are you going to make scratches? Poetry?

Or you want to live between lines, or above lines, or not to look on it, even if it exists? Does it really exist?

There’s so much to think before you write, right?

So now, let’s say someone gives you a LIFE…

by : -The Driver -