It’s the Monthly Blog Hop for the Insecure Writers Support Group founded by Alex J. Cavanaugh.
February 4 posting of the IWSG are J Lenni Dorner, Victoria Marie Lees, and Sandra Cox!
February 4 question - Many writers have written about the experience of rereading their work years later. Have you reread any of your early works? What was that experience like for you/
I like just about all my writings…
The earlier ones though I can see the need for editing...
But for the most part, they’re OK...
UNTIL…
Someone wants to see something I’ve written...
AND THEN…
I think it not worthy, stupid, why did I even write this junk?
OR
It think it just plain stinks!
But then I wonder
What would it stink like?
Old fish guts?
Dirty feet or pits?
Public bathrooms?
Limburger cheese?
Thankfullly, my nostrils never had to endure what I’ve heard about that stinky queso.
What about you?
What do you think about something you’ve written a while ago?
Ever think it stinks?
And if so...
What would the stink smell like?
Always,
Em-Musing


4 comments:
LOL! I get that. When someone wants to see my writing I have to run out a review it and make sure it's shiny...and then I see all the flaws. But hey, life is messy, eh?
I'd rather not discover it stinks...
Someone reading what I've written is scary for me
I think they'd like it more than you because they're not as critical as a writer is when reading. I'm glad you mostly like reading what you wrote.
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