Are You a Good Writer? [STEEMIT EXCLUSIVE]
There are lots of invisible writers, story tellers and poets present on this platform.
Some of them started loosing hope and thinking that something is lacking in their writing, But here is the case
You may be unsure, as to whether or not you're a good writer.
But I'm here to straighten everything out.
Do you ever get the feeling that your writing isn't good enough?
Because it isn't like others?
Because it's got a few typos?
Well let's get things straight, once and for all, shall we?
See many people write. And in many different ways. You yourself have your own unique and special way.
Your writing isnt't like others, but that by no means makes it bad.
Want to know why?
What are you doing when you write? Typing words, or something more?
You're creating a worlds, people and magical things. With each word you write, a new door is opened.
Still think you're a bad writer?
Every book is really just a new scrambling of 26 letters.
And yet you somehow manage to create such an incredible and original story.
Still think you're a bad writer?
Perhaps you do things differently. Does that make you a bad writer?
No! It's called a writing style, and it makes every writer unique.
Do you still think you're a bad writer?
Lets fix that, right here, right now.
These dashes and dots that you write, the seemingly "simple" things we read.
Can make us cry, make us laugh, make us angry.
Each thing we read is a new adventure, and new friends are waiting to he made.
Every story that you write could be someone's new favouraite. Every character you create, could be someone's new best friend.
When you write you do magical things. And yet you somehow still think you are not good?
Don't let those thoughts get you down, because trust me on this:
YOU ARE ONE OF THE BEST WRITERS AROUND.
So sometimes you may ask yourself: am I a good writer?
The answer?
YES!
So,
The only caveat I'd suggest is if those typos and peculiarities of grammar make it much more difficult for the people reading to understand the content. Ultimately, we write to convey a message, so if that message gets jumbled up or somehow doesn't translate from our minds to the screen, we should go back and re-examine how we're trying to deliver it.
Otherwise it's spot on. Your writing is not the sum of the letters on a page. It's the message you seek to convey. :)
Exactly my point.
Its the message that i wanna convey.
Thanks for your time.
Il look upon the suggestions.
The best stories are created at times I should be in a deep sleep, dreaming about the wonders in the world or those I created with my own mind. I have to say that writing at those late hours causes me to make many many mistakes grammar wise. When I read them back I fix most BUT because I write in the most wonderful language English I always miss a few of them. But I found the most amazing problem solving solution for that........... Oh yes. I have a editor. But he only does my books and not my post here. :D