- a girl who's faithfully and wholly in love with you.
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Mirrors make me guilty.
I stare at my entire body, Too small, Straightened hair, Nothing new.
I wrestle with the fact that This makes me guilty Like I haven’t done enough.
Hey I love your poetry/writing and I was wondering how you got that good at it? I love writing and I know it's kind of a hard question to answer but maybe you might have some tips for me?
Tbh, I've always been into writing since I started school. It's all about improvement. Once you practice writing for a while your vocabulary and skill increases.This is really hard to answer but I'm so happy you asked me! Basically, I write what I feel. I never plan anything. When something comes to mind, I write. I tend to write based off my feelings. If I'm sad, I write sadder things. If I'm happy, I write happy/inspirational things.A few tips are not to over-explain things or stuff too much detail in. And big words like pristine instead of perfect make a difference. They make you sound more educated in your writing. Also, make sure to describe things to make your writing more interesting, just don't over-explain and ramble on. Don't use run-on sentences or stretch things out farther than they need to be.Honestly, just write what you feel. It might seem bad at first but once you get a grasp on your feelings and you're able to write based on that I'm sure your writing will be amazing. I hope this helps. I've never really given advice before and it's hard because writing comes naturally to me. Reading can also help because it exposes you to new vocabulary and you can see how others write. Don't be afraid to get inspiration from other writers - as long as you don't copy them.Honestly, just write whatever flows. You can always revise it later. But thank you for asking. I really hope this helped. ❤️ you can message me and talk to me more about it if you'd like.
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