How I Write

We all have qualities and features that make us unique. A definite feature that sets one apart is writing. Writing styles may be similar, but in all reality, identical writing styles are as common as matching finger prints from two people. There are small subtleties that make us different. Whether or not the differences come in the introduction, or in the conclusion, something can be found that is one of a kind.

My writing is unique in the sense that I make it entirely different from the way that I speak. I have more time to formulate what I am going to say, which normally comes out to sound a little more intelligent versus free speaking.

I also like to put an emphasis on getting one's attention. I believe that my introduction paragraphs do a fairly good job of making the reader read more. I try to open the introductions with an indirect sentence that leads up to what I am going to write about.

Within my body paragraphs, I like to keep a solid structure. I'll admit that I have a little OCD when it comes to that. I have been known to move paragraphs from the last thing you read to the first. The form and order is very important to me when I am writing, because I try to paint a picture. Everything has to be in place for one to see what is on the canvas.

For this particular era in time, individuality is a high commodoty. Writing is definitly a way to express that. There are no right or wrong answers. Therefore one is free to grow in any direction that one desires.

For me specifically I like to find things that are particularly unique so that I also may grow. The way that I write is mine. It may be similar to others, but in the end it is unique.