When one writes
Creating characters
Whom they get to know
Deeply...intimately
Deeper than a reader
Would ever know
Then decides to
Kill that character off
As part of the tale
It hurts more deeply
Than anyone else
Could possibly
Know
It's like killing
A part of
Our very own soul
A Cast of Hundreds
I enjoy the spaces that are wide-open in writing novels. they are okay, but they own a lot of me in them. Poetry is easier (to some) shorter and more easily unloosed without damaging spirits or characters - usually. Interestingly, I am thinking about killing off some major chraracters, to add emotional range to main characters. Like GOT, Martin killed off Ned Stark (them most of his family). They tried to kill off Kit Harrington and got so much mail on it, they brought him back. I like this write. slc
Thank you, Stella
I killed a poetic character a ling time ago. But I guess, I do have the power to resurrect. Perhaps I will someday. I guess one could always write a prequel if they miss their character too much. Appreciatec the read and comment! :)
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Guess its true
Some have stronger feelings for made-up characters than for real people. .even in cyberspace, you're real and not real at the same time
for sure
i have created one big made up character who is totally by best friend ever.
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