write as if you have something to say
because you do
write as if the sky wasn't blue and every day is as upside down as the next
write in colors then write in black and white
write to me
write to those who need it the most, even if they won't admit it
write about your dreams and hopes for the future
and watch them come alive before your very eyes
as you write whatever thought comes out of your head
though it may sound like gibberish
write because you can
it is your freedom
write novels that span pages upon pages bound together by leather or
some short words
write as if he didn't break your heart
and then write as if he did to piece it back together
write to unlock doors and open minds
write to make others and, more importantly, yourself aware
write because you will see
you will see your ideas trickle down into your fingertips and out your pen
onto a tangible and real medium that you may look back on one day
and remember why you started writing in the first place
write to make sense of what doesn't
in hopes that, one day, it'll be more than just in writing
write and fold it into a creaseless paper plane
let it fly and, boy, enjoy seeing where it takes you
then write to: home on one of those rectangular postcards
document every day and its little details
write it all down
and then live it all out
Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 11:28 AM UTC
write as if you have something to say
because you do
write as if the sky wasn't blue and every day is as upside down as the next
write in colors then write in black and white
write to me
write to those who need it the most, even if they won't admit it
write about your dreams and hopes for the future
and watch them come alive before your very eyes
as you write whatever thought comes out of your head
though it may sound like gibberish
write because you can
it is your freedom
write novels that span pages upon pages bound together by leather or
some short words
write as if he didn't break your heart
and then write as if he did to piece it back together
write to unlock doors and open minds
write to make others and, more importantly, yourself aware
write because you will see
you will see your ideas trickle down into your fingertips and out your pen
onto a tangible and real medium that you may look back on one day
and remember why you started writing in the first place
write to make sense of what doesn't
in hopes that, one day, it'll be more than just in writing
write and fold it into a creaseless paper plane
let it fly and, boy, enjoy seeing where it takes you
then write to: home on one of those rectangular postcards
document every day and its little details
write it all down
and then live it all out
note to self
