Before:
When one writes, a new world is being extracted. Having different meanings within different genres, this world is a sphere of different emotions and thoughts conglomerated through expression. It is thus through expression that the writer creates a new world, though the expression itself is not only a question of creating something new, but also a way of living. In that sense the writer has an urge to express herself like anyone else – it is only that she, in contrast to the average person, expresses herself (mainly) through words. Writing is thus, putting it in short, a liberation of the mind in which one’s thoughts are transcended and liberated.
After
(The horrifying version)
When one writes, a new worldless world is being extracted. Having different meanings within different gents, this worldless world is spherical and has different kinds of emotionalization and is thoughtfully conglomerated being expressionless. It is thus being expressionless that the writer creates a new worldless world, though the expressionless writer is not only creating something new, but is also living. In that senseless way, the writer has an urge to express herself like anyone else – it is only that she, in contrast to the average person, expresses herself (mainly) being worded. Writing is thus, putting it in short, a librarian in which one’s thoughts are transcended and liberated.
The "worldless world" is a captivating concept. Writing becoming a 'librarian' is also quite apt.
ReplyDeleteThere do seem to be quite a few nouns that you've skipped transforming, f.ex. 'meanings' and 'writer'!