Why I write

​  I'm writing this cuz I have to. I write because I feel like it. I don't need a reason, if something pops in to my head and I think "Hey that could make a good book" then I write it down. I never have as much fun with writing when I'm told to do it. Being told what to write, how to write it, and why always makes my writing dry. I prefer to write where I can decide what to write and not need to explain why.  

Why I Write...

​I write because I feel beautiful. The words flow threw me and out the my fingers where they sprout on paper. The white paper being transformed by my inner thoughts. The white paper being tattooed in ink. My hand making perfect motions across the page as I finish my last sentence leaving a masterpiece behind. But, never forgotten. Writing makes it easier. Something so simple could be your best friend at times when your back is pinned against the wall. It keeps you close. While the light shines down over you, you can reach and actually taste you dreams. No judging is involved but just the time and love. I write because I'm free. Really free. It breaks down the walls of everywhere and lets you fly away like a bird . Nothing nor no one could stop you. You could do anything your heart desires even the most ridiculous things you may have in mind. But, that's why I write. Why do you?

El Tiempo/ Que tiempo hace? (The weather/ what's the weather like?

How would it be like to ask someone in spanish, what's the weather like? It would be kinda cool right... well if you wanted to you need to know some key things about weather. One you always say hace right before you say the weather like for ex: you want to saw its hot you will say hace calor,or if you want to say its cold you say hace frio. Another thing you would need to know is you need to play close attention to the pronouncation. Another thing you need to know is when you want to say it's really hot you would say, hace mucho calor, or if you want to say it's really cold hace mucho frio.
Here is owen's lesson on http://scienceleadership.org/blog/Where_are_you_from  where you are from and where do you live.                                                                                                            Here is owen's lesson on http://scienceleadership.org/blog/How_to_say_hello_and_basic_conversation_starters basic conversation like hello, and ect.

Frio

Cold

Calor

Hot

Viento

Windy

Sol

Sunny

Fresco

Cool

Lloviendo/llueve

Raining/rain

Nevando/nieva

Snowing/snow

Nublado

Cloudy

 

Why I Write

Why I Write

 

Expressing myself is hard enough

 

To say it out loud is really tough

 

Thinking what I say will be so bad

 

Worrying about if people would laugh

 

Figuring out what to do

 

How to get my words out for people too

 

Homework assignments easiet thing

 

Writing down my own words to say

 

Only thing I can do is write

 

Scared of the wrong I might

 

What to do when I can’t speak

 

Will my words I say get the best of me

 

Afraid of embarrassment from my peers

 

Now I just write down what you want to hear

 

Why I write is a question that I need to answer

 

Why I write something I can’t answer

 

Because I write for many reasons

 

My writing changes more then the seasons

Why I Write Poem

Why I Write
By: Ronald Jackson

A little boy came over to me
He asked me about slavery
He wanted to know what it was like
This is why a write

I was once a little boy
I went to school one day
My teacher asked me why I looked so sad
This is why I write

Then, time came to apply for high school
I looked through the requirements
I noticed that I had to prove that I was best for the school
This is why I write

The end is now near
I have proven my point
I am different
That is what I wrote

Pipeline Monologue By Franklin Mancebo

The purpose of me writing this monologe to my video was to get a sense of the other side of the whole Keystone XL pipeline. Some people like the workers and the people who this might effect may have a different view then the people who are promoting it,so what i did was I made a news cast and interviewed a worker and also interviewed a citizen on the way they felt and what were their thoughts.Hope you feel the same way..Enjoy!



Anthony morning


my name is anthony morning 

i have lived on this plantation for about three generations

for political reasons i can not show my face

therefore i am darken by the camera

this plantain has seen me and my whole family grow

now recently i was informed to move away from plantains in NORTH Dakota

because of the pipeline coming from the north

it would affect or family greatly and we do not appreciate it

now i told my daughter Ashely stares at moon

because she saw  me trying to figure out a cuter for my family

and she says hey every things donna be ok so i tell my wife whats going on

she cries and says way are we going to do

so i ask you  what are we join to do 

are e going to let this happen and do nothing

or stand up for our rites as people of north dakota

i ask you would you want your kids to go threw this

( look away)


Pablo hernandez (interview)


I don't think that this is fair either to me and also the community 

I don't know what's going on north dakota do we the community not have a say in what goes on in our homes and lives.this pipeline threatens the safety of our kids and that is not ok with me.my kids all all i have i have no wife mom or dad i no that i am an immigrant but i am also a citizen of this country. i didn't go threw all this debate all all the noise the construction would motive me to not let me let this happen. I don't want my kids to go through all this.how would you fell if you would have to go 20 to 30 mins more to you schedule 

I do not like this one bit!

Not at all!


interview


Pablo hernandez

I don't think that this is fair either to me and also the community 

I don't know what's going on north dakota do we the community not have a say in what goes on in our homes and lives.this pipeline threatens the safety of our kids and that is not ok with me.my kids all all i have i have no wife mom or dad i no that i am an immigrant but i am also a citizen of this country. i didn't go threw all this debate all all the noise the construction would motive me to not let me let this happen. I don't want my kids to go through all this

Abou Hinson

Dear Mr. President


My name is Carlita Rodriguez. I am a latino-American in Austin, Texas. There hasn’t been much work available, let alone for a latina in a border state. The Keystone Tar Sands would provide much needed work and a healthy income for my four year old daughter and I. It would also significantly improve the economy for other Americans. If the Tar Sands were built it would also help others like myself find work. The only problem is I have to think about my daughter’s future.


The pipeline would emit pollution just like any other pipeline. Since the Tar Sands are a pipeline that means that they will leak. If it were to be built, the pipeline would run over a fresh water source, now rare in America. Some believe that it would be “Game over” for the environment. Its not so much a concern for me, but for my daughter. I know that I might not live to see the negative results of this project, but I couldn’t rest knowing that I was a part of my child’s environmentally instability.


Honestly I really need the work, but the price I’d have to pay would be too much. I vote no for the Tar sands project. The environment is to much of a price to pay for a little more energy.

Sincerely, Carlita Rodriguez

alysha

As i look at this blank piece of paper,

i see Nothing but a starting point.

Where each individual can express their self.

we write the story of our lives,

we write the stories of lies,

fiction or not,

it catches out eyes.

As our heart spills out on the paper & creates a story.........

Salutations/Greetings

To know the greeting in Spanish, and be able to use them, you need to know how to:

-Say hello in Spanish
-Say goodbye in Spanish
-Say good morning/afternoon/evening is Spanish


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The Spanish word for hello is Hola. If you were to greet your friend in the morning, you might say "Hola!". You could aslo say Buenos dias which means good morning. Other greetings include:

Buenas tardes- good afternoon
Buenas noches- good evening.

Here is a video of someone asking for directions in a Spanish speaking country.
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¡Hola! ¿Cómo estás?

When you want to say "hi" to someone in spanish and ask how they are doing.
-How to say "Hi" in spanish
-The different ways to say "How are you"
-And Goodbyes
There are many ways to say "How are you doing?"

- ¿Qué tal?
- ¿Como esta (Usted)?
* You say this when your speaking to someone who is in a higher or more authoritive position than you are.
-¿Como estas (tú)?
* You say this when you are speaking to a friend or someone who is in the same range as you.

Hola- Hi
Adios- Goodbye
Two hispanic people meet up with each other and greet. They say "hi" and ask how each other are doing. One says "bien" while the other one says "muy mal", after they end the conversation with "Adiòs!"


Here's a link to learn on how to say the alphabet in Spanish.

Want to know how to have a basic conversation in Spanish, too? Click here.

SCOTUS Case: Florence V. Board

Constitutional Question: The case of Florence V. Board of Chosen Freeholders of the Country of Burlington was followed with a question from the Supreme Court, the question is “Does the Constitution permit the government to strip search every person admitted to a jail, even if there is no reasonable basis to suspect that the person has hidden weapons or contraband?” In another word, does the Constitution have permission to violate the fourth amendment to follow security order and to investigate minor Crimes.

 

Facts of the Case: A citizen named Albert Florence from the state of New Jersey was arrested on a bench warrant from Essex County. Florence was charged from the arrested for non-indictable offense and not capable to pay a fine. However, Florence argued for his rights and protested the validity of the warrant due to the fact that he had paid the fine. However, after his arrested and detention, the charge was, in fact already been dismissed.

During the arrest, Florence was stripped and search as subjected to a visual body cavity search during his arrival at the Burlington County Jail. From the time of his arrest he was being consume to visual body cavity search and after six days upon his transfer from Burlington County to Essex Country Correctional Facility. But soon after, the charge against him was dismissed and Florence was released.

However, Florence decided to bring a civil rights lawsuit to the United State District Court and to the District of New Jersey for claiming the right to his privacy and the rights of all persons in the class of alleged minor offenders of consuming in the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution.  Also the Constitution were violated the Fourth Amendment by strip and search a visual body cavity searches for a minor arrest. This District Court agreed to Florence request and his claim to the charge.


Summary of the Arguments before the SCOTUS: The Court pointed out the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1979, which stated “Inmates do not have the right of privacy in prison that is guaranteed to ordinary citizens.” This is to protect the process from unreasonable violations to any citizen’s privacy. The Court decided to applied one of the cased called “Bell v. Wolfish,” which were also involved visual body cavity searches for being arrestees including charged with a minor offense and was striped and search.

The Court decided to apply the rule of the Third Circuit panel that was persuaded by the recent Eleventh and Ninth Circuit that ruled balancing the jails’ security concerns. These circuits are –

(1) The detection of smuggling weapons, contraband and drugs into the facility.

 (2) The identification of gang members by observation of their tattoos.

(3) The prevention of disease, particularly MRSA, against the privacy interest of the arrestees, a blanket policy of strip searching and subjecting all arrestees to visual body cavity searches, irrespective of any particularized suspicion, does not contravene the Fourth Amendment. 

 


Prediction: Since the Supreme court had involved in a similar case and was pass with the Bell v. Wolfish, this case probably will be done with more of a complex explanation by the judges and the court. However, since this case is being reenact, Florence V. Board will not be abandon by lawyers because the Fourth Amendment was violated for Florence, which also was prohibited in the Three Circuits.

 http://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/florence-v-board-of-chosen-freeholders-of-the-county-of-burlington/

 http://www.ca3.uscourts.gov/opinarch/093603p.pdf




jesse's lobbying project part 2

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 According to Philadelphia.Gov City Council website the person that represents me is Anna C. Verna who runs the district of number 2 that includes Center City, South, and South West Philadelphia.

 

My legislator Anna C. Verna would have voted on my issue in the past of curfew with it being a lot stricter. According To City Council City Of Philadelphia Life Liberty and You it states that she has be a strong supporter of curfew centers therefore should would want the curfew law to be more enforced then what it is now since teens get out of hand after being told what to do.

 

My representatives and I have in common that the curfew should be a lot stricter then what it. Teens should not be out late at night and ruin it for the people who don’t do anything at all. As previously stated from the first blog A first violation of Philadelphia's curfew law will result in the imposition of a $250 fine and/or community service. Parents are held responsible for the actions of their teens.  The fine for the first offense of breaking curfew is $300 and up to $500 for the second offense.

 

 

 

 

President Verna main policy was to make sure Philadelphia was well protected and making sure the needs were meet She is  involved with a lot of stuff. For example She has been a consistent supporter of wage and business tax reductions while remaining firmly committed to public services.



Anna C. Verna community is interest is making sure that they live by her ways in the past. such as
hard work, perseverance and integrity. She is a very powerful person who tends who made sure that they people’s needs were being met.  


resources:

 

http://www.phila.gov/citycouncil/AnnaVerna.html


 http://teens.lovetoknow.com/Facts_About_Teenagers_Curfews

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CSheridan;Why I Write

Cyndi Lynn Sheridan
English 3 - Rami
October 19, 2011

Why I Write:

I write to express my emotions.
To release all the anger and frustration
that’s holding me back from accomplishing any task at hand.
I write to record the memories that make me who I am today.
I write to a friend that always listens and never judges.
I write to brainstorm ideas that can possibly make a difference in the future.
I write to feel free of speaking my voice.
I write to escape reality and live in dreams,
which helps me live forever.
In a world where secrets and privacy exists.
I write to concentrate and feel a sense of purpose in life.
I write to reveal the truth.
I write to try and accept any circumstance.

Weather: Qué Tiempo Hace Hoy?

¿Qué Tiempo Hace Hoy?

 

(How to respond when someone asks you what the weather is like today.)

 

If someone who doesn’t speak English and asks you “¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?” here are a few ways you can respond:

 

 

¿Qué tiempo hace?         

What's the weather like?

Hace frío.

It's cold.

Hace calor.

It's hot.

Hace viento.

It's windy.

Hace sol.

It's sunny.

Hace buen tiempo.

The weather is good.

Hace mal tiempo.

The weather is bad.

Hace fresco.

It's brisk.

 

Other weather expressions use the verb esta along with an adjective:

Está oscuro.

It's dark.

Está nublado.

It's cloudy.

Está lluvioso.

It's raining.

 

There are also weather expressions that use the verb hay:

Hay niebla.

It's foggy.

Hay neblina.

It's misty.

Hay sol.

The sun is shining.

Hay luna.

The moon is out.

Hay relámpagos.

It's lightning.

Hay humedad.

It's humid.

Hay nubes.

It's cloudy.

Hay lluvias torrenciales.

It's pouring.

Hay un vendaval.

There's a windstorm.

Hay granizo.

It's hailing.

Hay lloviznas.

It's sprinkling.


 


​Here's a video to show you how to ask for the "weather" for tomorrow  phrases if you are not able to pronounce them. Just click on the picture.
Here's a lesson from my pareja, Enthony, on greetings in Spanish.

Greetings

​Greetings are very good and useful to learn. here is a helpful website you can use to help you prononce the words. It's helpful to know greeting because say your school take a trip to Mexico , mostly everyone speaks Spanish and a older person comes up to you and say ¡hola! but you don't know what there saying. This is why its good to know your Spanish greetings. below is a chart i made to help you with your greetings.  Vist the website i provided to hear them in Spanish out loud.
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Alphabet with correct pronunciation/spelling.

“WAIT! Can you spell it for me?”

 (How to learn the alphabet with correct pronunciation/spelling)

 

In today’s society, you need to know the spanish alphabet and the pronunciation in order to spell something in spanish to someone.

 

¡EL ALFABETO! ....¿Si?

 

 

A (ah)        B (beh)          C (seh)      D (deh)      E (eh)        F (efeh)      


G (HEY!)     H (acheh)           I (eeee)                 J (hota)         K (kah)   


L (eleh)        M (emeh)             N (eneh)          Ñ (enyeh)      O (ooh)

 

 

P (peh)         Q (cooo)              R (ereh)            S (eseh)      T (teh)       



U (oooo)       V (beh)              W (doble beh)      X (equis)                  



(eeegriega)   Z (seta)

 

 

Whenever you come across someone who speaks Spanish and he/she doesn’t understand the way to say your name, you’ll simply need to spell it out the letters in spanish to them. If you don’t, they might say “¿QUE?”

 

Example:

 

Stranger: ¿Hola, Cómo se llama?

 

Me: Me llamo Adam.

 

Stranger: ¿Qué? No entiendo.

 

Me: Adam,  ah-deh-ah-emeh  ¿Si?

 

Stranger:  ¡Muy bien, gracias!

Here's a lesson from my pareja, Enthony, on how to say excuse me in Spanish.

Hola! Let's Learn Our Spanish Days of the Week!

Knowing your Spanish days of the week is very important, so I'm going to teach you them. 

In all 22 of the Spanish countries, the days of the week start with Monday, whereas in the English speaking countries, our days of the week start with Sunday. 

lunes
Monday

martes
Tuesday

miércoles
Wednesday

jueves
Thursday

viernes
Friday

sábado
Saturday

domingo
Sunday


*Note: The Spanish days of the week must be lowercase*


Calendar for Blog  

Use this Calendar to demonstrate that Monday starts off the week on the Spanish calendar compared to the English calendar where Sunday starts off the week. 
​Now lets use your new knowledge, and put it into a real life situation. Lets say that you are going on vacation to Barcelona and you needed to know how to make dinner reservations, you already knew how to say what the time you wanted was, but couldn't say what day. Well here's how you could apply your new knowledge to real life:

(Over the phone) ¡Hola! ¿Puedo ayudarte? (Hi, How can i help you?)

Si! la cena del lunes a las seis (Yes, Dinner on Monday at 6)

No Problemo (No Problem)


Gracias (Thank you)

Por Nada (No Problem)

Why I Write

Writing isn’t easy for me.

How can I put this idea on paper in a way that makes sense?

Yawing all day because it took me all night to come up with a thesis.

 

Irritated because I didn’t get the grade I wanted.

 

Writing is something that I have to do to pass my classes.

Reality is that I rather use my spare time to do something that is easier for me.

I envy those who can create words that make me want to read them over and over.

The ease of writing comes to me occasionally.

Every once in a while I do write something awesome.

Hola mi amigo!

​There's an exchange student from a spanish speaking country, and you want to introduce yourself!

You need to know ......
- how to say hi/ start a conversation
- how to ask someone how they are
- pronunciation
- how to end a conversation

Saludos (greetings)

¡Hola!                    (oh-la)                       Hello!

¡Buenos días!        (bwe-nose-d-as)        Good morning!

¡Buenas tardes!     (bwe-nas-tar-dez)      Good afternoon!

¡Buenas noches!    (bwe-nas-no-chez)    Good evening!

Asking someone how they are/ mas saludos(more greetings)

¿Qué tal?                         (kay-tal)            What's up?

¿Cómo estás?(informal)  (como-es-tas)     How are you?

¿Cómo está?(formal)      (como-es-ta)       How are you?



Responses

Muy bien, gracias.      (muy-bee-in-gra-ci-as)         Very good, thanks!

Masomenos                 (mas-o-men-os)                  Alright.

(Muy) Mal                  (muy-mal)                           (Very) Terrible/Awful


Ending a conversation 

¡Adiós!                   (adi-os)                              Bye!

¡Chao!                    (ch-ow)                              Bye!

¡Hasta luego!          (asta-lu-egg-oh)                 See ya later!

¡Hasta pronto!         (asta-pron-toe)                   See ya soon!

¡Hasta mañana!       (asta-man-ana)                   See ya tomorrow!

¡Qué le vaya bien!  (kay-le-va-ya-bee-in)         Have a good one!

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​Here is the link to my partner's lesson on days of the week ....


Qu tiempo hace? ( What's the weather like?)

¿Qué tiempo hace en Filadelfia ?(How's the weather in Philadelphia?).Today you will be learning how to say the weather in spanish. Here's a helpful resource to use.  The main reason why you are learning this is because say you are travleing to Spain , where everyone talks spanish and you don't know what the weather is like , you can ask somebody by saying : ¿Qué tiempo hace? here's a helpful chart below to help you more with the weather in both spanish and english ! 
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i write...- maddie walls

​i write... by Maddie Walls

i write to feel the rhythm of the keys dance under my finger tips. to hear the clicking that marks the release of thoughts that have hung heavy in my head waiting for the sweet and sacred moment were they flow through my hands and mark a moment of pure exploration that frees the mind of the weight that weighs so heavy on every action it makes. i write to state the things that i can't say the things the lips will not move to express. it comes out in an easy pouring motion sloppy at first until the mind settles into the pattern a flow a grove that gives the sense of purpose or meaning. a connection of the mind and soul that creates a picture not with paint or pen but words that mean nothing but everything all at once that drives ones to the point of joy and sorrow which each passing word. the joy that the meaning that you have been searching so hard for draws nearer to you with every key that you hit but the sorrow that it will all come to an end and may remain as words that the world many never understand but meant so much to you that you shake to the point of explosion. writing leads one to the point of insanity having to find a way to express hours days years of though into short simple sentences that take only small parts of your soul which you have put firmly into these some time meaningless thought. it then leads you on a roller coster of ups and downs through the inevitable writers blocks, distractions and trials that lay in the path to true expression. i write to make to the impossibly far away feeling of completion. the feeling that everything has been said and nothing has been left unsaid or explored. my simple true is that i will never reach that blissful release i search for but i write for if the one day comes that i can find it i am there to greet it with pure passion into my arms and accept my truth, my writer identity. this is why i wrote, write and will forever  continue writing…

Why I write.....

Writing can be a very challenging subject for some people but for others, it is the easiest thing in the world. Writing for me has always come easy because always know what I am going to write before I even start. I think that these are one of the reasons why I am so attached to writing, since it comes easy to me. I also write because it is also a way for me to express my feelings and emotions. Writing is like an extension of myself because I can see myself in everything I write. It can make me feels better because the pen and the paper always listen to what you say. I also write because I can escape to a world where I can be whoever and whatever I want to be. I can write a poem about Jamaica and then I can picture myself there with my family and friends. This is one of the most important reasons why I write. When I first heard my sixth grade teacher tell me this, I did not believe her until I experienced it for myself. Every time I write a 2fer, I am happy because I get to write in a different way in the form of a more informational and unbiased way. I don’t get to state my opinions but instead, I used outside sources to prove a point. This is different from when I write about my own personal experiences. I write because it comes easy to me and it is just an added bonus when I get to sure my writing with my teachers and my fellow students.

Why I Write

Why I write ?

I write because

What is in a NAME?

A destiny, a person

A truth about whom

You will become

Is it the red of

Rose petals falling

Gently on

The green grass

As the wind caresses

The skin of a new

Born child

Who is called . . .

By a NAME

Is it the life lived?

By and by scrapping

To prosper yet falling

Failing not reaching the

Top of the pyramid of

Success, but in return

Dying at the bottom of

The abyss, that cold

Breath that touches you

Just as you live your last

Heart beat, and

How your family

And friends mourn . . .

The personality

Behind a

NAME

A NAME is

Merely letters in

An order

Its has

A singular purpose

It was given at

Birth

And reused after

Death

Common yet

Original to you

So a NAME is only

A NAME

It is important how, you,

Make people remember it

 

But I also write because

I wish . . . 

I wish I could call you

To tell you how I feel

To speak you name in whispers

And let my love be real

I wish that you would hold me

And tell me all is right

To hold me close in warm embrace

With in your arms all night

I wish that I could love you

And tell you all about me

But some things are meant for secrets

And our love just isn’t to be

I wish that you would love me

And say my name with care

And sit by me as the sun goes down

As I play in your hair

I wish that there were no boundaries

Between both you and I

And that your love could life me up

Until I reached the sky

I wish that I could tell you this

With out a care our doubt

But as it is this little voice

Stays in me with out a shout

I wish the little voice would scream

“I love you more and more”

But it has been hurt many times

In the past before

I wish you knew how I felt for you

And would tell me that you’re the same

Because my heart is waiting for you

With a fire that can’t be tamed 

So I wish that love could prevail

And could set us all free

But honestly, I wish that your love

Was mostly, meant for only me



I write because I love poetry 

I bare all of my soul

It helps explain me

And have my story told

I write because no one listens

To the story of my life

So instead I create a story

Of another welding a knife

I write because it let me live

Through the characters I create

And then the life I wish I had 

Is now fully sedate.

 

Unfinished: Why I Write

My mind defies its own limitation 
Limitless thoughts brim over a limited understanding
And my hands then
Become vessels of things I sometimes can't control
these fingers hold 
uncontrolled 
ideas and emotions and motion 
to profess them out...
My voice is background static in the radio station called life
Nothing I say comes out right
But when I write
Scribble and etch myself onto these lines
I can 
I can deny deterrents 
Break free of the suffocating undercurrents of shyness
There is no timorous or feelings of insufficience because
With great pens comes great audacity
And the capability
and the capacity
To Express the deepest parts of me

Why I Write

Why do you write?


I don't know

It's a way to save my ideas,

my make-believe stories of worlds that live in my head have a home on paper

It organizes my thoughts,

Those family trees of my characters, their ages, interests, secrets, dreams. 

I write to remember, 

So my ideas won't be jumbled up in the every day thoughts that occupy my mind like a nebulous shroud.

I write to give information

I write so a form of my ideas can be shared with others

That is why I write.



The beauty of writing, thats another reason.

The scratching of a pencil

The swoosh of a pen

the click clack of keys

For some it sounds right, similar to the sound of a cleat hitting a soccer ball or the swish of a ball going through a basket. 

It belongs.

That beauty is something that cannot be replaced

That is why I write.


I write because I love it

It feels right, 

My gut tells me this is what I was meant to do

It is one of the oldest forms of communication

yet through the years it has never been replaced by any other technology. 

No one can upgrade writing

for it's strength and stubbornness

I revere it.

Thats why I write.