Your job as a writer

There are some people you only ever watch them from afarYou never talk, but it's like you know each other from some other dimension. It's like you don't really know who they are in this one, but you could swear that you met them.

The way that they express themselves is familiar. It's like you all speak this language, this universal language of expression that nobody knows.

It's like you know how to translate it across different mediums and dimensionsIt's like one of you does it with poetryone of you is a writer, one of you is a dancer.while one of you sings it all. and funnily enough, you're all too good at improv

You all have your timelines. It's like when you look at each other, you're looking at each other towards the future.

It's not the present that you consider. It's always that you see into each other. You always see into each other.in a way that that site only ever extends into the future. It's like the present doesn't matter. It's like no matter where you'll go, that language will always find each other in some way.

And maybe you won't ever collaborate or work together, but knowing that there are other people who speak the same language that you created for yourself,It's like this language was collectively created.

This language is universal. This language, you cannot really teach it. It's only experienced. It's embedded in birth. And knowing that there are others who speak it, who learn it, who share and expand it, It gives you hope.

The more that they travel,the more your language expands, the more your language grows. And no matter how impossible or impassable things might seem, that language pushes you higher.

That language pushes you forward. Because the carriers of that language, they've been there.

They've been to places that you want to go to.and there are old timelines.

It's your job as a writer to record, to bring all of those people under the same roof. It's your job as a writer to observe, to recollect, to translate the stories that go untold.

It's your job as a writer to grow like a tree but never grow roots somewhere because that defies the job description.

It's your job as a writer to embody pain and joy and bliss and firelike you have left nothing in the world it's your job as a writer to not be silent to only let your roots grow but upwards

it's your job as a writer to engrave your words under a dim lit lightin a dim lit room tell the stories that without you will go untold

It's your job as a writer to be. And it's your job as a writer to see. And it's your job as a writer to let things be.