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Introduction Sample Writing

 

            When it comes to expressing my creative outlets through writing, I think back on .
             those things that have always touched my life. I've always gotten a huge inspiration .
             from music, classic literature, or just my own life experience. Whether it be the tragedy .
             of my past or the longing to see what awaits me in the near future, my writing has been .
             constant enough i can count on it to help me release all my emotions. A vast majority of .
             what poured from my soul onto pen and paper happened during adolescence. Along .
             with social intimidation, I had experiences that could only be conveyed out like other .
             writer's who inspired me to do so. Most of those feelings that were hidden or discovered .
             through other works have been expressed in poetic form, with short fiction coming into .
             play. Essays have never really been a problem, but are among a small group that I have .
             either never had much experience in or have never really enjoyed. To say that writing on .
             that which you do not know about is difficult, is an understatement, as I have learned .
             time and again in recent years. Not only is there no real passion for that which I do not .
             enjoy, if there is not feeling or depth, then I just can not find myself to form strong .
             thoughts on it. To feel is to release. If given adaquate time to let that knowledge and .
             passion flow from me like I know that it can, I think that any project, whether it be essay .
             or poetry, or just random thoughts, can easily be expressed. .
            


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