I am the Decadent Writer :: Personal Narrative Writing

I am the Decadent WriterI am the epitome of anything that makes the decadent generator its own category. There are many types of generators. The symbolic poetry writer thinks that the only true form of writing is poetry so hide as to be understood only by the writer himself. The individualized writer writes articles or poems so individualal as to make the ratifier uncomfortable to just be reading the wrangle, regardless if he knows the precedent or not. Then the decadent writer, a group I run away as we stare at blank sheets of paper with a draw in hand, only to decide to go dispirit a cooky and read some 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 always stay in the decadent writers head, never to meet the light of paper. Like most decadent writers I extradite a notebook of stuff that Ive thought up, just like da Vinci in Basketball Diaries. most of these ideas are more comp lete than others. Some have an outline, a beginning, an ending, and the major idea I want to get across. Others, however, are mere references to stories in my head. Such as the line in my tattered blue 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 involve a duck and a rabbit, unless its a Disney story then it would make sense.I am the writer who every break or large chunk of days that he has no overriding commitments to attend to, is determined to get down at least(prenominal) a healthy beginning to his stories. The decadent writer is determined that the ideas and words will flow like water out of a persons ear who has just been swimming. But being the decadent writer I am, nothing is ever spilled out words come burbling and rushing forth 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 training program for that g reat novel Ill write. Because you have to babble before you talk, and you have to read before you write, right?