Writing (n.) is about throwing one's body at the mark when all one's arrows are spent.
Writing (n.) is an activity much like a grub storing food for the young they will never see. It is done in men's dark times and dark intervals such that when the sun is hid we repair to the lamp light.
Writing (n.) is such that the maker of a sentence launches out into the infinite.
Writing (n.) is, when good, a kind of skating which carries off the performer where he would not go.
Writing (n.) is, when good, such that words become one with things.
Writing (n.) is to be learned in the streets, not in college, for the writer's home is the people.