Midnight Poem

On Children
By Kahlil Gibran

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If I could relive my childhood again,

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NaNoWriMo Day 14 — Children's Day Special

A Boy With No Nickname
13 & 14/30

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In January 2016, singular "they," the gender-neutral pronoun, was named the Word of the Year.

An example: "Everyone wants their kid to succeed."

Earlier, the so-called proper way to say it would have been, “Everyone wants his or her kid to succeed.”

But what gave this word new prominence was its usefulness as a way to refer to people who don't want to be called "he" or "she." It symbolizes how mainstream culture has come to recognize and accept transgender and gender fluid people, some of whom reject traditional pronouns.

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If I have a child, I'll teach them

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Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.

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When I was a child,

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Midnight Poem

Trees
By Mark Haddon

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Dear Writers,

While I write another chapter of my novel for NaNoWriMo, I want to talk about what's the most important thing about NaNoWriMo or committing to write or run or practice music or eat healthy or sleep on time for 30 days. The most important thing about all of these acts is not the act but 'for 30 days' that binds all of them. It's the consistency to commit to doing one thing for 30 days. And trust me 30 days are enough to build your self-belief, bolster your confidence, make you see the magic of commitment and consistency, either with people, activities or habits. Consistency, remember this word.

1. Word of the day is HABIT. Use it in your quote & do justice to your writing habit.

2. Write a piece titled THINGS TO REMEMBER

3. Write a poem with the word COMMIT in it.

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Kindness is not about

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