Why Should You Write?

Wordsare, inmynot-so-humbleopinion,our mostinexhaustible source of magic. Capable of both inflicting injury, and remedying it.”- J.K. Rowling

Words, undoubtedly are an inevitable part of surviving and writing, an inevitable aspect associated with words. And why should you write? Because you can see things in a manner nobody else can. You should write because its best outlet for all that exists inside you. And you should write because you never know how the things residing you can benefit someone.

Your creations get engraved on the walls of your heart, the untouched and the unvisited places where positivity resides, where angels take shelter. Your words create small windows in those walls and that positivity oozes out. And what you bring alive on paper thereafter is something your surrounding was waiting for.

Writing can make your heart feel so desiring and so content at the same time, so occupied and yet so free, so young and so old, all at the same moment. And this, indubitably, is the best treat you would be giving your heart in days. And if you think you don’t know how to articulate your thoughts, your heart surely does.

During the sessions of your silent, deep thoughts, when you summon the remembrance of your little old feels, just pen them down and make them alive. Words, above all, are the greatest tools you have. They can drown an eye that seldom flows. They can fill those dull faces with smiles. And they can make so many vanished sights reappear. They can make a man, who is in awe of the city life and has hardly stepped out, love forests and streams more than ever. And to someone who has settled in darkness, words can teach him to appreciate light. And no matter if somebody gets offended by the words you engrave, let no one belittle for believing in your thoughts and on your pen.

Whether its fiction that interests you or its your surrounding that inspires you or even if it’s your own forgone grievances you want to come out of, pen and paper can be your best aids in every circumstance. So, the next time you find yourself stuck in a storm, seek out for help and words will help you see the rainbow.