Showing posts with label Motivations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motivations. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

A Poem For The Ages

 
I miss the days when I was young. Inspired and ambitious. I wanted to change the world.
 
I miss the days when I was innocent and naïve. Unyielding, uncompromising. I stood for what I believe in.
 
I miss the days when I was stronger. Agile and functional. I went to all the places that I wanted to go.
 
I miss the days when I was a man. Able to stand for my own, accepting my responsibility with pride.
 
I miss the days when I was me. Shy and curious. Willing to learn and to try but to timid to move.
 
I miss the days when I was with him. When it was all smiles and laughter. It was one the days that I can say I was happy. Those days are rare.
 
I miss the time when I was able to make him smile. The sound of his laughter and the way his eyes disappears every single time. It was an achievement of the highest order.
 
I miss the days when we fought or argued. Feelings were hurt but the honesty and love was there. It was one of those rare days that I could say, I was at least honest with myself.
 
But most of all, I miss him. I miss his face, I miss his touch. I miss his kiss, I miss his hugs. I miss voice, I miss his mind. I miss his warmth, I miss his joy. I miss him so bad it hurts...

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Finding Forrester

 
"...why is it the words that we write for ourselves are always so much better than the words we write for others?..."
 
"...no thinking, that comes later."
 
"...you write your first draft with your heart, but you rewrite with your head"
 
"...the first key to writing... is to write, not to think"
 
"...writers write so readers could read..."
 
These are the words of William Forrester, a fictional Pulitzer prize winning author played by Sean Connery on the movie "Finding Forrester".
 
There are loads more inspirational quotes from this movie, and I'm sure there are way better quotes out there from some other movies. But these words, his words, are the words that gives me motivation to write. These are the ones that wakes the blood inside my vein and pushes me to write. These words are also the reason why most of the time, I do not read my posts but once, just for the rewrite of the draft, checking for spelling errors. Other than that, I dare not touch what I've written, because they are from the heart - my heart.
 
And lastly, is says that we should write so readers to could read, well, that's the hope, isn't it?