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When rules bring flexibility

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While I have actually determined as an author since I was eight years old, what I have actually composed has changed significantly in time.

When I was extremely young, I was only thinking about writing stories. These stories were child-like, to be sure, but they grew in sophistication as I did. By junior high, I was preparing big chunks of dream novels (simulating the books I tended to read at the time). Then, in high school, I found a love for poetry.

In high school and college, I mostly wrote poetry. Some of it was actually excellent, too. (Seriously!) I won contests and scholarships with my poetry, and a few of it even saw print in little magazines.

But somewhere along the way, I stopped composing poems. I have actually composed a couple of tunes with pals for many years, however that's it actually. The part of me that's a poet-- a part that when was integral-- seems to no longer exist.

Anyways, it occurred to me today that the spending moratorium I have actually set for myself in 2021 is, in a way, like composing poetry. Let me discuss.


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