Day 10: Writing with the Senses

Writing one-line stories has been more challenging than I thought! I have chosen COFFEE as my anchor to describe all five senses.

SIGHT

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SMELL

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HEARING

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TOUCH

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TASTE

 

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WRITING MY PERCEPTIONS

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I have learned in school that senses allow me to perceive reality. Yet sometimes, my senses fail me. There are external factors which could affect their ability to process life as I know it. Memory is known to be fallible. Emotions can influence one's productivity, if writing is going to be discussed in the realm of work. It is undeniable that writing entails effort, but practicing it habitually has allowed me to view it as a form of therapy rather than a burden.

I have learned to use my imagination to supplement whatever my memory and emotions fall short on. This was particularly helpful when I wrote one-line stories for each of the five senses. I look forward to balancing imaginative writing with documenting life as it actually happens in order to paint a picture with words and a lot of heart.