Life Journal Update: Imparting My Writing Journey

Hello, everyone. I want to share with you my writing journey on #Hive. I am only an amateur writer who has learned from the guidance of other writers. As the phrase goes, PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT, and while I haven't perfected my trade yet, I'll keep writing and practicing. Whether it's poetry, flash fiction, stirring-soul content, or a basic life journal, the platform has helped me appreciate greatly and develop my writing abilities.

The divine has created and nurtured us all, and our passions and curiosity can guide us. Every single person in the world is gifted. We all have mostly empty brains. We create hobbies and passions, which motivate us to practice and, as a result, integrate things. From there, we cultivate, learn, and grow talent. So you're gifted, but what precisely is your talent? What interests you the most?

My talents include creating poetry, soul-stirring content, and flash fiction based on ideas from my imagination that require the correct lines. Talent is a gift that you always pay for yourself while inspiring others. I also encourage you to produce poems and short stories so that we all have something to read while also mastering greater heights.

Here are some hand-picked links to my written pieces:

• POETRY:
  Enamoured

• FLASH FICTION:
  Spell

• SOUL-STIRRING CONTENT:
  An Echoes Of Pain

Giving new ideas is beneficial in terms of developing new thoughts for the human brain. It's all part of the learning process; after one notion is demonstrated, two more are explored, and so on. Everyone has a special gift that needs to bloom like a flower. The brain is an extraordinary, sensitive powerhouse that requires emotional development. We are all specialists in some manner, with unique talents and passions. We are all clever processors.

The great thing about poetry is that it takes many different forms. Poetry allows you to express yourself in a variety of ways, including narrative, lyrical, and linguistic poetry. If you enjoy playing with words and experimenting with their musicality, poetry may be a good fit for you. For a true challenge, try your hand at writing flash fiction. This style, like a short story or novel, follows a plot. Flash fiction, on the other hand, typically ends in a few hundred words or fewer. There are three kinds of flash fiction: six-word stories, fifty-word stories, and hundred-word stories. Furthermore, there is a kind of flash fiction known as sudden fiction, which often tells a complete story in approximately 750 words.

My first draft of a poem and flash fiction is a lump of clay to be shaped later. I'm writing about my raging emotions, sincere joys, and unshed tears because I'm convinced no one cares. I write in my own words since they are mine, and I only use those that sound right in my head. Otherwise, how will I figure out who I am?

First, put aside any worries about spelling, grammar, verbs, or adjectives... Simply write, and then write some more. Be as creative as you want. Let it out, let it go, and let it be. Allow yourself to be creative!

Don't be scared to use descriptive adjectives; while some are useful, they should be sprinkled on top of the cake like cherries. Whether you reduce the significance or there are so many that it appears tough to read, you are doing yourself no favors. In simple terms, don't write purple prose or exaggerated phrases. It is difficult to generate good creative writing that draws you in and makes you feel things if you spend too much time on the search engine.

When you're writing your draft, say yes to any fresh ideas; this is not the time to judge or criticize yourself. Do not show anyone your draft until it is completed. Delete anything that isn't working. It's easy to get the hang of it and improve the appearance of your writing. Allow your creative mind to focus on the project, while your editing mind works on successive revisions. You must first understand the rules to break them with style!

And if you lack fantastic ideas or are not in the mood to be creative. Put your pen to paper. A talented writer can take practically any subject and make it into something fresh. In the middle of a work about which you were concerned, your creativity may be less than exceptional. Some writers start with precise planning, while others start with a mood or a single phrase and work their way up to a series of words. Creative writers' work is regarded as art.

Writers put pen to paper. That may appear to be unusual counsel, but it is factual. A writer spends a significant amount of time writing. Practice, practice, and then some more. Practice makes perfect. There will be several stories before this best-seller transforms you into an "eventual hit." I hope that this post is valuable to aspiring poets and creative writers like me.

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Thank you for swinging by and reading my blog. Looking forward to our future interactions.

Namaste,
@diosarich💖