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why I write


My heart beating;

both love and life are fleeting

imortality abstains immorality

a picture worth a thousand words,

words; my paint brush

what we come to is a lush necessity

to write;  to fight

otherwise it is just love and life:

fleeting.

Is your heart beating?

 

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inathanialj
<p>With this poem I don&#39;t look into traditional writing method, but try to explain why I write, while encouraging the reader to think and mull over this.</p><p>I write because my heart beats. Writing can overcome immorality (like what we see in popular culture today) and truly acheive imortality as literature.&nbsp;</p><p>both love and life are fleeting, but what is written about those things still remain,</p><p>a picture can give a story, in turn a story can give a picture.</p><p>if your hearts beating you can understand why I write.</p><p>thank you.</p>

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