Without Bitterness

Within days, I was able to start a list of ideas of what I would write essays, and possibly even books about. It's already at a decent length of topics. There is a wide range of topics, all of which I would devote research to in order to produce eloquent literature. Whether it be simple topics like my love for different flavors of cheese. Or more complex topics such as the ethical need for school students to express themselves instead of conforming to their peers. The reason for this, is because I want to explore every area of my interest. From the very surface of the earth, to the very depths of the sea. If we are to think of it like a submarine crew: On land they accomplish everything that is needed in order to begin their deep blue exploration. From there, they sink to the very depths of the oceans and gather as much info as they want. Then once they are finished exploring the remarkable setting of the Deep, they return to land in order to share what they have found with those

It is literally the most exciting and yet natural feeling to remember how much power there is sitting at a table or on a couch somewhere, typing up a storm behind a lab top. Or with a pen and paper with unstoppable explosion of thoughts shooting like a bolt of lightning onto a sheet of paper. There is so much freedom that there is not other catharsis for. Not even from the other things in my life that I love, like spending time with my friends and having conversations with them. That in of itself is a great thing as well. The fact that for the first time in my life, there are people that I spend time with and talk to. I don't mean rant to. I mean ask them questions about their life, and they ask me questions about mine. It is what is known as a "back and forth"conversation. I hope that I can continue those type of conversations with my friends, and especially with other writers. Returning to the original topic, and that is writing itself. It is my original calling tha