Why I Write
I write because my silence is the loudest voice I have ever heard.
I write when it's 3am and my head is spinning with truths that were afraid to surface in the daytime When my words are so raw it almost scares me When I am bursting with emotion and inspiration About things that are, things that never should be But there is a method in my madness Which leads to greatness Because in the end, I am free
I write to feel free But maybe, I just write to feel Because I am convinced I have the right to tingle with emotion Because I love feeling the interrelations between my heart and my brain Those tongue tied, tall tales of tough truths
I write to know that I am alive To breathe again, to feel the blood running through my ink spotted veins Because every time these words run through my pen I can feel my heart start beating again
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