For me, Writing is like praying in the middle of a tragedy. When the world has cracked upon. When something breaks that words can't fix, but must weave them together.
Tragedy doesn't ask for beauty, Only truth. Even if that truth is trembling, Fragmented, Barely breathing on the page.
The blank document becomes a place where I can speak to something or someone without needing a reply, Without having to explain myself, Without apologizing for the mess of it all.
Some people write to move on. I write to stay, to sit behind these ruins and whisper: "I saw this, It mattered. It hurts like hell." And in those moments writing about lost love or people who are gone but never truly absent something shifts.
I find GOD there, or maybe GOD finds me in the wreckage. Not in thunder, not in easy answers, but in that quiet breath between one word and next In the space where honesty lives.
When you're sitting at 2am, coffee gone cold, typing words you'll probably delete tomorrow.