Writers should never go to jail!

"Freya" and I were talking the other day about some of the characters in our stories. Well, it was more like gossiping about the characters. "Freya" pointed out that it's not wrong to gossip if they're not real people. If we gossip about fake people, that kind of makes it so we don't have the urge to gossip about people in real life. And when you don't feel guilty about it, that makes your characters so much more fun!

And then I got to thinking: Well maybe if we lie, steal, and do other wrongs through the villains... Doesn't that mean we won't want to do it in real life? She agreed with me. Of course this was another one of our nonsense conversations... but still, it made sense (Yes, the nonsense made sense). Writers shouldn't have a reason to go to jail. If they want to do something wrong they can write and do it in first person!

Don't sin... just have a lot of villains in you stories.

Freya's First Post

"People are never as they seem, so take a moment to wake up from your dream, and take away the judgement you made in your heart, to see the person they were from the start. For you never know what goes on behind the scenes, within the mind and hands of time. The trouble, the grief, the hidden scars, the dreams, and wishes made upon the stars. When you feel as if you could judge, just take a moment to remember that they are more than just a smudge on this Earth, but more like a splash of life, God's creation, that could forever make a difference in this nation."




Poetry is often under appreciated... Some that is sewn together with a wonderful message is often taken and turned into something dark, and unwanted. But poetry is not a dark thing at all. To me, Freya Ellerhoff, it can be a way to let your imagination be free... To let out your thoughts and feelings, and to express yourself.



I hope you enjoyed the first post from I, Freya, and I hope you look forward to the more that is to come.

-Freya Ellerhoff.