My frustrations with my writings are at an all time high. It seems that
it is a never ending cycle of creative thoughts and lost memories. The
moment I start to get lost in my writing, I get writer's block. Followed
by that bump, I lose my stories all together, causing memories to be
lost. And no, this is not a one time concurrence. It has happened
numerous times. I save them to the computer hard-drive, a junk drive,
and they still disappear into the dark abyss in which they will never
been heard from or seen again. I do all I can to prevent it from
happening, and for over a year, I succeed. But, alas, I have failed yet
again. My stories are gone. Six months have passed and still no sign of
my memory stick (junk drive).
The story I was working on was
(honestly) my best work yet. I loved the entire plot line and everything
I had written. Maybe I can take ideas I have from that one and place
them into a new story? Who knows. We will see where the next story takes
me.
I want to become a writer, even if I end up only making a
small amount of money. It'd be nice to live off my earnings, but that is
not my initial goal. I have always wanted people to hear what lies
within my imagination and thoughts. What is behind this face of mine. I
want my opinions of love, deceit, madness, and fantasy to blend together
on the pages of a book. Is that truly too much to ask? Maybe, but who
is to say for sure.
I am not going to give up on my dream to
write, no matter my levels of frustration. I have been an aspiring
author since I was young, with little ground to run on. My only issue is
that I lose interest after a while. That is where my problems lie for
the most part (aside from my stories running off on their own). Most
writers are on a schedule. I don't want to be told that I have to write a
novel, turn in the final draft, and be completely satisfied by a set
date..."or else." I write when the urge comes to me. Not when I am
instructed. However, if I am able to complete an entire story/book
within their timeline, I wouldn't be one to complain. It'd be a miracle
to be honest.
Well, off I go. A timeline is desired to begin writing again. I just hope that this next story I start doesn't disappear too.
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