Yes, we writers can sometimes become driven, to the point where we MUST write. I think the term "marching snares" has a double meaning here. It is indeed a drum, but a snare is also a trap. Obsession is not a good thing, no matter how much it produces.
Posted 9 Months Ago
9 Months Ago
That's... a really cool reading. I like the double entendre of "snare" you saw, I had not thought of.. read moreThat's... a really cool reading. I like the double entendre of "snare" you saw, I had not thought of that...
John,
The struggle is REAL! I wonder from the tone, if you are a denizen of large city? When I get like this, i walk outside where there are more trees than people.
Vol
Posted 9 Months Ago
9 Months Ago
That it is Mr. Lindsey! I live in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, one of those quaint old New England mill.. read moreThat it is Mr. Lindsey! I live in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, one of those quaint old New England mill cities. Lotsa old buildings, lotsa trees, lotsa autumn foliage. It has it's charms! Thanks for reasing
just watch your step .. if you put a foot wrong those marching snares will be sure to get ya as soon as they've finished digesting the credits ... bloomin well poemed Sir John .. Neville
Wow such a poetic body language i had never considered before . Gnashing, grinning teeth will for ever make me smile now as i sit at my keyboard 😁.
Good to see you posting again my friend, and with a brilliant write too :)
Posted 9 Months Ago
9 Months Ago
Thank you my friend, as always. It's nice to be back