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Writing Letters [#A, B, C, D]
I enjoy writing letters to folks. I am out of practice. Letters bring joy to me and I hope they can bring joy to you. Post your name if you want a letter sent to you and then anyone is free to PM you for an address to post to.
You can post poetry, prose, something nonsensical or something that cuts to the core of who you are.
I find that when I move past the novelty of writing, letters and cards, I find it to be a deep, oft times, complex art form. Like a performance piece. When I perform my poetry I have no idea how it is going to be received or perceived. When I perform my poetry I can get feedback afterwards but when I write a letter, aside from it being, deeply, personal, a reply is going to take some time and gives me time to ruminate on the intention behind the piece(Of writing).
You can post poetry, prose, something nonsensical or something that cuts to the core of who you are.
I find that when I move past the novelty of writing, letters and cards, I find it to be a deep, oft times, complex art form. Like a performance piece. When I perform my poetry I have no idea how it is going to be received or perceived. When I perform my poetry I can get feedback afterwards but when I write a letter, aside from it being, deeply, personal, a reply is going to take some time and gives me time to ruminate on the intention behind the piece(Of writing).
How interesting! I think the art of writing letters is not too well practised these days. Should it be handwritten or typed or whatever we want? Handwritten for snail-mails is nice...its so personal. Its like having a pen-pal, isn't it. I like this idea.
Anonymous
I converse with people all over the world with hand written letters. I'm also part of postcrossing, a worldwide postcard project. I feel so passionately about handwritten letters - it's a craft that is slowly dying.
The more the merrier!
The more the merrier!
Anonymous
Huh? My inbox has nothing in it... 
Anonymous
... pass. Obviously not meant to be.
