Does music help?
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Re: Does music help?
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I see my love for music and my writing as they both go hand in hand. Music is special because it enlightens our minds as a writer in its flow. You can not be a writer if you don't have a musical mind. The stories and scenes we created in our writing come in musical forms in our minds.
The thoughts or ideas that we express in writing are emotional, they cause readers to have the same feelings as we writers. So this flow of emotions that we express in writing comes in musical forms. It flows and fluctuates. It makes the reader feel sad, happy, sexy etc. It does have a flow just like musical flow.
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