When I put a letter down on a piece of paper, I begin to get lost in a world full of words. Being able to express myself when my voice box fails me is important to me; sometimes, I am either too shy to say anything it in person, or just I simply do not not have the courage to say it out loud. But, when I write, it's like any kind of problem I had before is gone. I am in my zone, I'm comfortable and I just let the pen with a soul of it's own take control.

I write because I want my voice to be heard. When mine is the softest one, you can barely hear it in a group of people. I write because I want to express the creativity that is locked and stored away in my mind in the sea of wonders. I write because I enjoy the simple art of language; the want to move someone with my words is one of my biggest achievements I want to accomplish as a writer. I want to know that my words, words that I sometimes have such a hard time formulating, can actually help someone else. I write because I truly enjoy using my words to change a thought from nothing into something, which turns into a masterpiece any and everybody can relate to.

Writing is something that has and always will come easy for me. The more I write and be comfortable, the better I get; the more enticing my articles, novels, and poems will be, the more readers I will captivate. Although, writing has not always been for other people. I do not write to satisfy people around me, or for others' joy or leisure. Perhaps my words might touch one soul, if they can relate to what I'm saying. I would be more than happy if that was ever the case, but I write on what's on my mind and how I feel. The pen is my instrument and I let the notes of the music guide me.