Write Every Day
Everything we write can be strictly personal but also dynamically social, belonging to everyone. It depends on how we know how to communicate, which languages we use, which cultures we address, their environments, their traditions, their sensitivity. One thing is certain and that is that every time we write our voice becomes stronger, more courageous, more consistent. We discover that it belongs to us more and more. But at the same time we wrote it, it is no longer ours. It belongs to the world. For this reason we have to write every day.
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