Writing

Writing  is an echo of the soul as conceived by the mind.  It is a fluid expression of ideas designed by the eloquence of the words. 

            The tragedy of today becomes general and universal stimulus to writing.  The problems of the human heart in conflict in itself can make a good writing simply because its agony and sweat is a worthy material. It speaks of who we are as humans in a world that we live in.

            Good writing speaks of the truth.  A writing  lacking in truths about love and honor, pity and pride and compassion and sacrifice is ephemeral and doomed.  As borrowed from a Nobel Prize Winner, William Faulkner, “a writer writes not of love but of lust, of defeats in which nobody loses anything of value, of victories without hope and worst of all,  pity without compassion.; his grief on no universal bones, leaving no scars; he writes not of the heart but of the glands”.

            Writing is not only an avenue for the writer to express his ideas, feelings or visions but it also translates and appeals to the innermost feelings and emotions of the reader.  If  this is done, then we can say that a certain piece of writing has significance -  has value.