Dance with your pencil: why is writing important?

When I am sitting on a desk, I lose my teeth biting hard on my pencil: I show no mercy and the paper turns gray. It is strikingly odd for people with pencils in their hands as they stroke their chins and ponder the most important question of life that must be answered: why do we write? I enjoy writing merely as a passion, but is that enough to justify why humans - like myself - sit on a stool for countless hours staring firmly at a piece of blank paper, brain cogs furiously rotating? And what is the importance of writing anyway?

Recovering memories is necessary to a smart lifestyle which, thankfully, writing augments. Writing forces people to snail, pressuring them to read what is already written. This allows you to digest the information slowly, focusing on a topic. When writing, your brain activates the hippocampus, the federal court of your brain, judging whether the information be stored for later or used immediately. When writing - particularly handwriting - your chances of having the information stored in the storage room facilitates. Writing supports memory reform who supports the writers and readers, but more perks are waiting for you in store, including that of hypnotizing the reader with your vampiric communication.

Once you explore knowledge, efficacious communication is available. Strong writers have the potential to divulge their emotions and beliefs, enabling the message to be conveyed easily. Effective communication also includes when editing, a right to only include important pieces exists while needless information is disposed of. Nevertheless, when talking, you are unable to take the words you said back. I can tell you firsthand there is a significant difference between when I was an inexperienced writer and now in communication; writing unlocks different parts of your brain which enhances communication skills. A year ago, I met the best English teacher in the world who helped me develop crucial editing skills, and now, when I was formerly at the bottom of the class, my peers are begging to know how on Earth I am always the first to raise my Hermione hand. This creates a bridge to communicate complex ideas in an eloquent way. Communication allows writers to sway the readers to their cause, whilst another token of goodwill creates a new multiverse: creativity.

Creativity is certainly an extraordinary element, though humans, unfortunately, need to earn it. Happily, writing exercises your creative muscles. Every creative endeavour involves writing - including plays or books. The more you learn and write, the more your brain adapts to writing. Traveling to the creative world, I tie in many divergent topics that then converge in the end. Kitty, a diary kept by Anne Frank, recorded the daily life of Anne, and while she was isolated in a secret annex in an attempt to hide, Frank escaped to her own creative world, away from the outside terrors. Victor Frankl wrote his routine as well. He gained mental strength and encouragement by imagining his wife, who replaced the luminous sky as they had a telepathic conversation.

Writing is one of the most important features in life and hands benefits to its many followers. Communication, creativity, and recovering memories are just some of the many examples of how great the writing god is. The writing process is a never ending thread of genuine entertainment. So next time you see a blank piece of paper, sit down, break open your pencil and scribble on the page to shape your own universe. I am writing now and a warning to everyone, the great writing god is watching the world.