Why I write
Stories take you places.
Everyone knows that.
I learned it so early that Time-Outs became playtime.
Bits and pieces fall together.
Stick onto each other
A glob of ideas
Pressure builds on my skull
My pen is my trephine
Releases the gooey, sticky mess onto paper.
Later, I will pull it apart,
Make sense of it all,
But now, I just marvel that I completed the operation.
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