Samuel Garrison wrote:...and I speak to non-existant people too!
Ah, the curse of being a writer. :D
“We’re still here,” he says, his voice cold, his hands shaking. “We know how to be invisible, how to play dead. But at the end of the day, we are still here.” ~Dax
Teacher: "What do we do with adjectives in Spanish?"
S: "We eat them!"
I used to. Now I don't so I just write on any piece of scrap paper. As a result, my binder of lyrics is a collection of backs of envelopes, hotel stationary, receipts... everything. I'm sure I've lost stuff along the way doing it like this, but i get inspiration at the oddest times.
And nowadays, I work full time as an accountant so I have my computer all the time so I"ll usually just type up lyrics/poems as I think of them.
Somehow, though, it feels like typing up my thoughts is so much less "personal" than if I handwrote them.
No. I write solely on the computer because my handwriting is absolute crap. It makes my ideas seem stupid since they come off strewn like a little kid, and if I can't take myself seriously then why should anyone else?
"I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with someone you want the rest of your life to begin as soon as possible."
I only do my work on the computer. While I'm doing my schoolwork or anything if I happen to think of a great idea I pray I still remember it when I get on the computer.
One person's craziness is another person's reality
-Tim Burton
