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I write because I read. I read because I write. I write when I have ideas. I write when I need ideas. I write to get somewhere. I write to leave someplace. I write without an aim. I aim without a right. I write about what I believe in. I believe in what I wright. I write because I have to. I write because I need to. I write with a hint of oranges and blues. I write because I want to. I write because it’s right. I write when I feel it. I feel it when I write. When I write well, I feel well. When I feel well, I right. I write and write. And write and write. I write to lose myself. I write because it’s my nature to. It’s my nature to write. I write because I never do. I write because I never will. I write to find a purpose. I write to lose my purpose. I write to enjoy myself. I write to find myself. I write to gain. I write to live. I write about deep teal pillows.I write for life. I write for death. I write to grow up. I write to stay young. I write to become the …show more content…
I write for what I need. I write because I can. And why not? I write for a break. I write to be free. I’m free to write. I write when I should. Maroon I write because I could. I write new ruby red shoes. I write, oblivious to the world around me as it sends me spinning. Spiralling. I write. I do it when I feel it. I write words, and sentences. I write more. I write. And when I write. I draw. People, and animals, I write lives and worlds. I write soft colors. I write about soft maroon leaves. I write thoughts. I write to get away. I write to get closer. I write to escape. I write to be confined. I write to fly like I’m a leaf in the wind. I write because it’s the only way. I write because I chose the way. I write because the way is uncertain. But then how is writing the only way? I’m write to slowly follow my words. And to quickly chase down my dreams. I write to be on fire. I write to douse the flames licking at my temples. I write to extinguish the fire that is my

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