I am the Decadent Writer :: Personal Narrative Writing

I am the Decadent generatorI am the epitome of everything that makes the indulgent writer its own category. there be many types of writers. The symbolic poetry writer thinks that the exactly accepted form of writing is poetry so obscure as to be understood only by the writer himself. The personal writer writes articles or poems so personal as to make the withdrawer uncomfortable to except be reading the words, regardless if he knows the author or not. thusly the decadent writer, a group I lead as we see at blank sheets of paper with a pencil in hand, only to decide to go get a cookie and read rough more of James Joyces Ulysses. I am the writer who has a dozen and a half ideas of books and papers he wants to write. But the ideas eer stay in the decadent writers head, never to see the light of paper. kindred most decadent writers I have a notebook of extort that Ive thought up, just like Leonardo in hoops Diaries. Some of these ideas are more complete than others. Some have an outline, a beginning, an ending, and the major idea I want to get across. Others, however, are guiltless references to stories in my head. Such as the line in my tattered dingy notebook, write the one about the ducks and the rabbit. Only I know who the ducks are and why in heavens name a story would expect a duck and a rabbit, unless its a Disney story therefore it would make sense.I am the writer who every break or large chunk of days that he has no overriding commitments to help to, is determined to get down at least a heavy beginning to his stories. The decadent writer is determined that the ideas and words will function like water out of a persons auricle who has just been swimming. But being the decadent writer I am, goose egg is ever spilled out words come gushing and rushing out more like glue from a bottle.I am the decadent writer who puts off writing so he can read the top 50 greatest books ever, as a sort of tuition program for that great nove l Ill write. Because you have to babble forwards you talk, and you have to read before you write, right?