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Of Depression

Poem by SpiteTheFool
Posted: Feb 16, 2012
As I saw blades spark for my amusement, I also saw you....
Tags:depression, alone, neglect, useless, hopeless, without you

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Of Depression

Poem by SpiteTheFool
Posted: Feb 16, 2012
As I saw blades spark for my amusement, I also saw you....

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Mar 23, 2012
Hello hons.. I'm sorry to keep y'all waiting but Im pretty much busy with school.. I'll update as soon as i have some spare time. :)

Feb 24, 2012
As promised, I posted Chapter 4 for Want Me. Tell me what you think, k? xoxo

Feb 23, 2012
I will be posting another chapter for Want Me in a few hours. :)

Feb 19, 2012
Hiya, i've posted chapter 3 for Want Me, be a dear and check it out will you? <3

Feb 19, 2012
Hello honeys. I haven't the time to update yet but will soon do so. Too busy with my thesis and part time work. :) xoxo

Feb 17, 2012
Done with Chapter 2 of Want Me. Check it out and tell me what you think. :) xoxo

Feb 16, 2012
Hello all. Starting out a novel (or maybe a short story depending on how I can manage my deadlines) and hope you'd check it out as soon as I get to finish it. xoxo

is yours.

I believe writers leave a part of themselves, whether consciously or unconsciously, in whatever medium they choose for expression. You can see the intent of the writer in choosing the character and plot then weave together these two elements, will eventually lead to the story. Furthermore, this story could represent a part of the writer's life or imagined life thereof. I argue that one of the characters may also be based on the writer or someone special to him/her. Even if the story is the writer's fantasy, s/he still includes a part peek of what runs in his/her mind.

In writing fiction I have learned that the story will not be as effective or efficient in letting the audience "feel" for the characters or the situation if the heart (and not just the mind) is not incorporated in every word choice. I try to let my heart guide me and my mind to type in the words.

I can then say dear reader, that even in the dark recesses of my mind, my

is yours if you take it.