Educator. Poet. Self-Help Writer.
I find it increasingly difficult to write when I am happy. It is almost as if my pen is only useful when I am suffering from mental wounds and emotional shame.
Wishing I could rid this writers block, without sacrificing happiness. Finding that balance.
Much Love. XoXo.
Angela Prendergast is a 24-year-old sister, daughter, friend, lover of writing and recent college graduate. She studied English Education at Millersville University of Pennsylvania. Throughout her four years of college, she fell in love with the art of writing and the power of words. As a way to express her powerful emotions, she began privately writing prose poems in her writer's notebook. After gaining confidence and realizing that her thoughts could help others, she decided to publish her poems in a collection. In her completed book, her poems provide young adults with relatable themes in a world, categorized by highs and lows, that is constantly changing. View more posts
What you are describing is not uncommon with writers. That said, writing is a way of positively channeling our dark side. It helps us externalise otherwise toxic emotions. It restores our ownership over our inner life.
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Could not agree more. Well said!
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I am happy that you are happy! Use this happiness and positivity to bring forth the words of wisdom and creativity from your powerful mind!
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You are so cute!
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Quite true!
The way I see it, writing becomes that bridge to make you happy again!
Don’t stop glowing, Miss Prendergast! 🙂
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Thanks so much! 🙂
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Most welcome! 🙂
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