Because I don’t have ideas.
That’s probably the first logical answer.
Or perhaps because I don’t have time.
That also makes sense.
Or…
You may say it’s because I have so many ideas, but can use none.
Have you ever struggled with this last problem?
I have.
Over the last few days, whenever I decided to write down something, another idea would pop into my head and start fighting with the first.
Before I could put an end to the fight, a third idea came from here and there and interfered.
As I was wondering whether this interference made any sense, a fourth idea pushed its way into the crowd.
I gave up and returned to my book.
Sometimes you have so many ideas that you end up writing nothing.
But sometimes… this very chaos is exactly what we need to write about.
By the way, this applies to life too.
When everything feels chaotic, a mess, and out of control,
that’s the very moment when solutions, changes, and opportunities begin to appear.
The birds sing after the storm.
People come out and walk, steady and free.
And writers watch all of that and think,
That’s the time to write.
For sure.
With chaotic and quiet thoughts,
Nahla
Pure and Simple 