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Nov 05 2008

One of those days…

Published by sarabella at 4:25 pm under Living, Writing Edit This

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As a writer, there are certain things you’re forced to succumb to on a daily basis, the alpha dog being the indiscriminate… the hit-and-run form rejection letter.  It slithers in virtually undetected and like an ominous torment, it postal-punches you square between the eyes with its buried supremacy.  In the end, I guess it’s worth it because there’s something debonair about standing in a bookstore among the sea of tomes, inhaling the sound of all that sweet literature… knowing my small but significant writing wave belongs there. 

Metaphorical titles, well-thought covers, and secret lives, alongside that omniscient kingdom of words… somehow, someday. 

I keep reminding myself that rejection (such a hideous word) is not only inevitable, as is my surly façade glowering back at those damn SASE, but it’s also purely subjective, or so they claim.  Then again, I always wonder why it feels so critical… terminal… palpable.  But in light of the proverbial rejection fact, it means I’m still in the game, I’m fully exposed.  And with a few things on the vanguard, I’m determined that one day I’ll get there and finally have my cake and eat it too.    

Right now, I’ll have to suffice with cookies.

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3 Responses to “One of those days…”

  1. betchaion 08 Nov 2008 at 1:50 am edit this

    i do believe you’ll have your cake with icing on it one day, i always love reading your writing style, stylish and so witty.

    i love cookies :)

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