Dear Writer,
Sorry, that I have been away for awhile. I have been busy on my journey to my first four year degree. I wont be earning it until I am 41 years old. Isn’t writing the same? Why do writers consider failure to be permanent within one failure, and one rejection. I tried to go to Art College in my twenties. I learned about story, and character development, but before my junior year was over, and I realized I was spread very, very thin, I quit. I thought my failure was permanent. It took years for my to dust myself off and try writing. Failure is only be temporary, if you get back up, and are perpetually trying. Dear Writer, your readers are out there, waiting for your tale. It may not be for everyone, but be assured, it is for them. Your next project may be your breakthrough project. Your next submission, might be the one chosen. I find joy in the act of writing. I will do so until I die. As for my readers, I will embrace them when we finally meet.
Copyright © 2017 Zachary W. Gilbert
Zachary W Gilbert, Author 
“the first 40 years of childhood are the hardest”, I’ve been told. So don’t sweat it. Write until you die, even if that is a 100 years from 41. You dusted yourself up and got yourself back in there. Good for you! 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person