I’ve been living life on the page since I could write. I thought it started in my pre-teen years, but my Grandfather reminded me that constructing stories started much earlier for me -sometime around six years old.
Even at the gates of innocence, I suppose I felt the power of sketching blank pages with emotions. My thoughts weren’t content with only thinking; they wanted to be more real. And more real meant saving them somewhere safe like a healer building an easily accessible magical apothecary.
My mantra: Write to remember. Write to forget. Write to give life to words not spoken yet.
My approach:
- Be an attentive listener who hears the unheard.
- Be a whimsical seer who sees the unseen.
- Be a spontaneous thinker who knows the unknown.
All in all, be a believer who questions belief.
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