After reading your interview, I have learned a lot of things about you, some of which we have in common. The obvious stated, we are both writers, passionate about our literature. We both at times write in witty verse. My occurrence of mockery toward royal authorities was to King George IV when he demanded I dedicate my novel Emma to his majesty. In protest, I wrote the dedication with bitter resentment and a sense of jeering the proud king. We both felt a need to be secretive at time with our writing; even went to the extent of writing anonymously! Though times and miles apart, my friend, our love of writing and the words that we bring to life reunite us as friends.
When I read your interview, I found that we have some things in common. I noticed that our mothers had forced us into school at a young age to get a better education. But surely we were more interested in our passions, for you, writing and me, music. Things that have surrounded us has made us write and compose music like when you got sent to skool it made you wonder and then you began to write. For me, it was my fathers music and my talented mother, Constanze. We also agree on that mentors are very helpful and that we would need supporters. Without them we would be nothing but voiceless but talented human beings.
We are simular in many ways, for one thing we are both men! Haha that was a joke, my good friend John told me Mrs. Andrieatis was worried poeple would write that in their simularities. Some other things we had in common in people doughting us. YOu stated many times in your interview that when poeple doughted you it made you wan't to work harder. This is also true for me. I think it is wonderful that you suppoerted the revolutions. I too supported them. I just had a deja vu. Anyway, ONe more simularity we had in commen was that we were both artists in the sam time frame. This may seem like a rather shallow observation but it means a lot. We both felt the same way about poeple opressing our ideas and we both did something about it and helped others do the same.
After reading your interview, I have learned a lot of things about you, some of which we have in common. The obvious stated, we are both writers, passionate about our literature. We both at times write in witty verse. My occurrence of mockery toward royal authorities was to King George IV when he demanded I dedicate my novel Emma to his majesty. In protest, I wrote the dedication with bitter resentment and a sense of jeering the proud king. We both felt a need to be secretive at time with our writing; even went to the extent of writing anonymously! Though times and miles apart, my friend, our love of writing and the words that we bring to life reunite us as friends.
ReplyDeleteWhen I read your interview, I found that we have some things in common. I noticed that our mothers had forced us into school at a young age to get a better education. But surely we were more interested in our passions, for you, writing and me, music. Things that have surrounded us has made us write and compose music like when you got sent to skool it made you wonder and then you began to write. For me, it was my fathers music and my talented mother, Constanze. We also agree on that mentors are very helpful and that we would need supporters. Without them we would be nothing but voiceless but talented human beings.
ReplyDeleteWe are simular in many ways, for one thing we are both men! Haha that was a joke, my good friend John told me Mrs. Andrieatis was worried poeple would write that in their simularities. Some other things we had in common in people doughting us. YOu stated many times in your interview that when poeple doughted you it made you wan't to work harder. This is also true for me. I think it is wonderful that you suppoerted the revolutions. I too supported them. I just had a deja vu. Anyway, ONe more simularity we had in commen was that we were both artists in the sam time frame. This may seem like a rather shallow observation but it means a lot. We both felt the same way about poeple opressing our ideas and we both did something about it and helped others do the same.
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