“I write because words have power to change and shape us, to express what seems at first glance inexpressible. I write for the joy of watching a word picture develop like a photograph in a darkroom pan. I write because if the words build inside me I’ll pop a blood vessel. I write because I understand why God created words,” Cynthia Ruchti. An old friend of mine recently applauded my writing to be inspiring. Words of encouragement always help diminish self-doubt. I used to disregard myself as a writer because there were more loopholes than perfection - to convey most of the substances, which linger in my system without having to lose its authenticity. That is hard. After a few rounds of assurance, I thank you for your uplifting words.
I write because words have the ability to generate sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch. I write for the serenity it brings upon me. I write because I wish to inspire like how words have had on me. I write because I feel that words reduce the gap between mankind and its Creator.
