Write In A Sentence Novels & Stories

saad ko. “Ha! Mali ka, Nicolo! Pakinggan mo ang sasabihin ko okay?!” Too loud. “Magkaiba ang ballpen tsaka papel diba?! Pero kapag pinagsama mo ang dalawa, may silbi ito. Magandang duo kumbaga! If you use a pen and paper, you can write. And when you write, you can create words. And if there are words, you can create a masterpiece! Just like a novel, a poem, or an essay.”

Parang hindi niya talaga ako nakikita at naririnig. It seems like writers are all weird. Iyong tipong hindi makakausap nang matino dahil abala sa pag-iisip at pagsusulat. Pipikit na sana ako pagsandal ko sa aking upuan nang marinig ko namang tinawag niya ako. “Byeongyun? Can you make a sentence here?” aniya sabay bigay noong papel sa akin. Tiningnan ko naman agad iyon saka binasa.

Goodness, the poor blank paper is staring back at me! "That's not an excuse, Shiyuri," narinig kong sabi niya. "You can write whatever you are feeling—unless you're nearly dead." Nakuha niya ang atensiyon ng ilang manunulat. "Whether you feel angry, happy, upset, jealous, frustrated, or empty. Writing is flexible. Writing doesn't need to focus in the subject or topic you want to scribble. If you can't write because you are in pain, then write the feeling of being in pain."

Para kasing ang babaw ng sentence. I don't know. Pakiramdam ko ay may kulang. Or baka sa mismong construction ng sentence ako naba-bother. Wala pa naman akong nakilalang tao na ayaw sa tunog ng orasan so far. It's just too childish to have this kind of dislike. But whatever it is, kailangan ko siyang kabisaduhin.