Ink traps every thought
in a permanent record;
this is what it was.
by Scooj
- scribbled after waking up in the middle of the night…its meaning is partly coherent, and partly a creation of a dream world.
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Well I like it! Do you write pen-to-paper? I rarely do. One might argue that the typed word is even more permanent.
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I much prefer pen to paper and have little scraps of paper all over the place with random words or lines. I have just bought a second fountain pen, and I think I might get more, to replace my horrible biros. I think the permanence comes from the relationship between pen and paper. Mind, hand, ink, paper…there is something direct about it.
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I used to have lots of scraps and tons of notebooks lying around when I was writing lengthy pieces. I find with the haiku, I can do them on my computer easily enough, but will write stuff down if I have an idea away from home.
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This is great. This is what it was indeed, every time.
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It is another one of those ‘I know what it means’ kind of phrases.
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