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All I ask,
Is you try for me,
Do your best,
And I'll be happy,
Follow your heart,
Just try to get there,
Reach for it,
Don't let go,
Try to be the best you,
No one can fault that,
The best you is all that is needed,
For the one who truly loves you,
Try and you will make it,
Give up you will go nowhere,
So promise me here and now,
That you will try.
Is you try for me,
Do your best,
And I'll be happy,
Follow your heart,
Just try to get there,
Reach for it,
Don't let go,
Try to be the best you,
No one can fault that,
The best you is all that is needed,
For the one who truly loves you,
Try and you will make it,
Give up you will go nowhere,
So promise me here and now,
That you will try.
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I've been asked to give advice on ways a writer can begin to put words on a page. The bottom line is as simple as this: sit your butt down and write.
Duh, right? It's the only way I know to actually write.
Sure, sitting your butt in a chair is easy, but getting your fingers to move and stay moving is a challenge. Here are three things that have helped me.
1) Have a goal.
Your goal can be as simple as "describe the person in this picture" o
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Wrath of the Grammar Nazi
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