Words dance in my head, poems start to rhyme, songs start to sing.
Sentences form and create visualized thoughts that bounce around from
one eye to another.
What should I do with these words? How do I stream them out in meaningful ways?
Who gave me these verbs and pronouns, and vowels and consonances?
Is it my responsibility to use them as I please or pass them from one form to another,
from one tap on a keyboard to a rainbow of creativity?
Will anyone care, will anyone want to see them, how will they be received.
Are they uplifting, vilifying, ingratiating, educating, entertaining, memorable,
heartfelt, or humorous?
Am I just wasting space?
Will I be read, will you dance with me.
Mike Rosen 3.26.2021
My Words Online 
Interesting read. 😊
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Mike, this reply is really about all the blog posts you’ve posted so far. They’re wonderful! Such passion and intensity. Of course, I’ve known for 35 years that you are a excellent observer and interpreter of what you see (diagnosing the cognitive limitations of clients, for example), but your focus was mostly visual (although you wrote a lot of great headlines as a designer). Now, here you are expressing yourself almost entirely in words. It takes a writer to appreciate the magnitude of this shift…and I do. I welcome you to the august fraternity of writers! Keep going. Have fun.
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