Writers.
People who write.
Writers who are people.
People writers.
Every single one of the above has an obligation, not to be careless. The written word is as strong as Jill Y’s impulse to buy shoes, Thirsty Dave’s impulse to drink alcohol and Scurvy Jane’s propensity to stay away from Vitamin C. When writers write, they do so with words and it’s these very word which they use when writing. Let us ponder, if you will, the written word, spoken by your voice in your head:
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Wow, I think I’ve been putting far too much effort into my writing. In the future, I’ll only write when drunk. That should do the trick.
I think there’s a lot to be said from hitting random letters on a keyboard. Michael Stipe’s lyrics have made a career out of it.
That looks like one of my old high school typing class exercises.
It makes total sense to me but then again, it would!
To be honest, Bill, this looks like my work when I am tired! 🙂
It looks like my work when I make sense! 🙂
No truer words were ever spoken…er, written!
Well said…er, written!