Writing is a large part of our lives and an essential form of communication. We learn how to do it at a young age and it sticks with us throughout our lives, changing as we change and growing as we grow. Just like our human bodies writing as essential parts; feet, stomach, heart, hands, ears, eyes and a brain.
The feet are the foundation of the person, just as writing has a foundation. The feet of my writing is the basic understanding of how to write that I learned when I was very young. By the time I was in 5th grade I enjoyed writing short and long stories. Many of the stories amounted to 50 or more pages. In college I took many English classes, and improved my writing, although, I still think it could use improvements.
The stomach reacts to anxieties or fears that a person has. Like and upset stomach without relief, I feel that my writing needs major improvements in some areas. My vocabulary sometimes isn't enough to express myself. Writing seems very limited, because you cannot thoroughly express what you want to your reader. No matter how many words you use, sometimes the description isn't enough.
The heart is an essential part of the body. The heart beats steady and gives away the feeling of love when near that special someone. Without the heart, you cannot have essential emotions. One can tell when the author loves their work, it reflects in the elegant flow of their words, the beat of the sentences. I love writing for its unique ability to hide things, symbolize, and personify objects that in reality would not feel and are inanimate.
The hands feel their surroundings and give the person a sense of their surrounding. Within writing my figurative hands feel that I have much to learn and I have many places to grow. I feel that I can expand on the areas where there are rough edges and unfinished, sloppy areas. With feelings alone, one cannot fully understand their surroundings. They also need sound, heard by their ears.
Ears also give a sense of the surrounding. By letting people read some of my writing, I have heard that my writing was quite good, while others do not understand what I am trying to say. The last thing essential to understanding a surrounding is the vision received through the eyes.
Eyes bring life and color to an environment. Within my writing I see major flaws. I see punctuation marks that aren't sure whether they belong where I put them and I see a lack of flow between paragraphs and sentences. However, the eyes can be misleading and need the brain to comprehend.
The brain interprets the information from the environment received from the eyes, ears, and hands. It receives information from the stomach and the heart bringing emotions to the person. The brain tells the feet where to go and how to move. This is the same thing that my brain in writing does. I think my writing can be improved, and my brain guides me to find the improvement that is necessary.
Writing contains many parts; feet, stomach, the heart, hands, ears, eyes, and the brain. Each one of these effect how the person feels about their writing and what they decide to do with it. If any of them fail, the person does not appreciate their writing and loses interest.
The feet are the foundation of the person, just as writing has a foundation. The feet of my writing is the basic understanding of how to write that I learned when I was very young. By the time I was in 5th grade I enjoyed writing short and long stories. Many of the stories amounted to 50 or more pages. In college I took many English classes, and improved my writing, although, I still think it could use improvements.
The stomach reacts to anxieties or fears that a person has. Like and upset stomach without relief, I feel that my writing needs major improvements in some areas. My vocabulary sometimes isn't enough to express myself. Writing seems very limited, because you cannot thoroughly express what you want to your reader. No matter how many words you use, sometimes the description isn't enough.
The heart is an essential part of the body. The heart beats steady and gives away the feeling of love when near that special someone. Without the heart, you cannot have essential emotions. One can tell when the author loves their work, it reflects in the elegant flow of their words, the beat of the sentences. I love writing for its unique ability to hide things, symbolize, and personify objects that in reality would not feel and are inanimate.
The hands feel their surroundings and give the person a sense of their surrounding. Within writing my figurative hands feel that I have much to learn and I have many places to grow. I feel that I can expand on the areas where there are rough edges and unfinished, sloppy areas. With feelings alone, one cannot fully understand their surroundings. They also need sound, heard by their ears.
Ears also give a sense of the surrounding. By letting people read some of my writing, I have heard that my writing was quite good, while others do not understand what I am trying to say. The last thing essential to understanding a surrounding is the vision received through the eyes.
Eyes bring life and color to an environment. Within my writing I see major flaws. I see punctuation marks that aren't sure whether they belong where I put them and I see a lack of flow between paragraphs and sentences. However, the eyes can be misleading and need the brain to comprehend.
The brain interprets the information from the environment received from the eyes, ears, and hands. It receives information from the stomach and the heart bringing emotions to the person. The brain tells the feet where to go and how to move. This is the same thing that my brain in writing does. I think my writing can be improved, and my brain guides me to find the improvement that is necessary.
Writing contains many parts; feet, stomach, the heart, hands, ears, eyes, and the brain. Each one of these effect how the person feels about their writing and what they decide to do with it. If any of them fail, the person does not appreciate their writing and loses interest.
