The Importance of Writing

Writing can easily be classified as one’s freedom to express themselves clearly and confidently. In society, the use of script to define a subject or a though is used on a daily basis. It is utilized in offices, schools, newspapers, even technology these days. Writing comes of great importance to the world for it is our way of communication when words can’t get the job done. Writing is more permanent than words. That being said, one has more time to gather their thoughts and present them in a clear and orderly fashion. Because of the various types of writing there are, one has to thoroughly ponder on how they want their thoughts presented. Alongside this, the audience of whom the writing will be presented to also needs to be considered. It would be completely inappropriate to write a letter in the form of a poem to get a point across congress and vice versa. No matter how well one writes, the genre and style of the writing is always more important. Anyone is capable of writing, but not all are great writers. A true writer composes from the heart with aid from their mind. Every word is processed and handled in such a way that it pinpoints exactly what idea they are trying to present to the reader. Some writings are easier to comprehend than others, and depending on whether it is an open or closed form decides on whether the simplicity of this writing is a good or a bad thing. We use writing as form of art. When one who truly knows how to put pen to paper does so, they can open their audience up to their mind and its process of thought. A world without writing would be much harder to maintain. All history is made in writing, and without it, the only option of learning from the past would be word of mouth, and we all know how badly a game of telephone can