Soul-mates is just like the
relation of writers with words;

"When you ask it out, it runs away!
When you are in solitude, it distracts you!
And finally,
When you delve deeper, you find it inside you!"

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The heart feels strongly
And the words flow out
Unable to hold itself
Letting it all out directly on YQ
Many a time when
The mind seems numb
We seem stuck
With a writer's block
When we know not
Where to begin
The prompts trigger emotions
Or helps takes flight
Of our imaginative skills
Pouring forth as poetry

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YQ writing process of mine...

1. Wait for prompts.
Wear the thinking cap to complete the
quote based on prompts received...

2. Pluck quotes from real time.
Reading, conversations, inspirations,
observations, imaginations,
frustrations help to provide fresh
quotes...

3. Brainstorming within YQ...
Use phrases given beneath YQ design
wall papers to brainstorm and cook
new quotes...

4. Collab with quotes of other YQ writers,
ensuring the genuineness of the original
quote is not compromised ....

4. Mostly use Notes app to draft quotes,
and check for correctness of meaning
and spelling mistakes, before posting
quotes...

5. Make it a point to write atleast three
quotes, everyday, early morning...

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ok how do I write in yq a good question I just think of an idea then think how to write it in a few sentences I just store them in my mind make it really beautiful and positive and then express it in yq dear friends seriously speaking

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Writing for me, starts with one word/sentence/ picture/ memory. I don’t think before writing, it comes naturally to me while I am writing. And story starts rolling out during writing only. Thoughts start flooding and at times my writing speed can’t match the speed of my thoughts. That’s when best of my pieces come out. I am a spontaneous writer and I need to write it before I could reach for a pen, hence I need to type on my phone mostly.

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I usually don't rush to write, as everybody can see, the thing I ever wrote is all that I have experienced, the one in I write about opalescent behaviour, I wrote it when I felt ignored by my friends, those friends of mine for whom I don't think about time and I always helped them, so all of mine quotes are mine experiences with life I am not saying that it's all about love but it is about all of those persons who hate me, who hurt me, who loves and those with whom I do so, ya it is true that I wait for challenges given by yqbaba and yqdidi but I only complete those, by which I can correlate mine feelings, at the end 'process of my writing' is all my feelings
"the thing I feel I write it as well".

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The process of writing..
It is uncertain.
And It is intended too.
Writing for me is sometimes planned and sometimes not.
Before this writing resolution or YQ,
Writing could happen to me anytime or anywhere (It still does) . May I just see something when I am traveling somewhere or I am in the classroom giving my lecture. I say something and I am like I have to write it.
Earlier I used to write this stuff in my diary, then I created my blog and now it is on YQ.
It seldomly happned that I sat with pen and paper to write something.
But now it is planned, intended.
Now I sit and write for the challenges, on selected words or on certain situations.
And there are times when I talk to myself and the conversation happens between me and the paper.
So for me Writing is both intended and unplanned.

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Certain things catch my eyes.
Random human talks put me
into thoughts.
At times, these land me somewhere
far away from the real World
where I'm all alone, wanting to
make sense of what I had
just experienced.
This need for analysis
rush me to YQ, making
me compose what has been
brewing within for seconds.

The fire will be slowly calming down,
but then baba's prompts suddenly
pour oil to it, and sets it going.

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What I write isn't heavily reliant on my thinking, unless it is to find a word that rhymes. There isn't any writing process for me to detail, other than lay down the fact that I am quite an instinctive person.

What I feel is what I write, when I think, I don't. Even if what I stated can't be true in the eyes of one who experiments, those who have experiences will understand what I mean.

What drove me in the past was the emotional difficulties I was trying to face, but with them gone, I find no reason to write. Here I am, laying silently on the platform that I was once so active on, waiting for that one fragment that would reignite my lost passion for writing.

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Writing, to me was a forgotten passion of expression...
Today I realise that it's not the worldly hardships that have rendered my heart clueless and confused...rather it's a result of not letting my emotions flow freely.
Kept them bottled up for so long... letting them come out through Your Quote's help.
It has helped me to explore myself as a writer and also a reader.
Yes, to me writing is a process...
A process of becoming a good writer through consistent practice.

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