
Becoming a Writer
To become a
Writer
You must read
Books
and
Often write your
Story
In mind-numbing solitude,
Alone.
© 2012
Jimmie A. Kepler
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Meet Jim Kepler—a writer, traveler, and lifelong learner who blends faith with storytelling. Whether he's exploring new places, buried in books and poetry, or scribbling away in a cozy coffee shop, Jim embraces life with curiosity and purpose.
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This reminds me of something the artist Georgia O’Keeffe is reported to have said when she was annoyed with someone for pestering her with questions about how she went about her craft: ‘A painter paints! Now let me get back to work!’
You got that right, and it sure can be lonely!