Non-fiction / 6 words

Interesting. The “shadows” of obscurity meaning you live the part of obscurity that most people don’t see? Or the part they DO see but like to cover up, or pretend NOT to see? The darker side of obscurity? “Shadows” is ambiguous (though it’s hard NOT to be with only 6 words), so I’m not sure if you can do much more for this phrase. I like it. :) Good luck!

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July 24, 2008

by roguescholar

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thanks…it means a bit of a few of those…

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come out come out wherever you are….i need more words from you.  besides – i love obscurity – i dont hide in it – i revel in it.  ;)

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July 23, 2008

by roguescholar

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thanks…more to come soon…as well as a hardback edition of my big debut…Rorschach’s Ribs…destined for obscurity…

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With the six words you have chosen, I think you have successfully described the reality in which most creative people in this world live.  There are far more creative people in the world than there are those who obtain fame and fortune for their works, that’s for sure.  Nice job.  Best of luck with your submission!

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July 23, 2008

by roguescholar

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thanks…they say only 1% of writers “make it”

I reckon I’m destined to be in the 99th percentile…but ya just never know, right?

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Outside looking in. I think most artists feel this way; I know I do, often times. I think everyone can relate to feeling like an outsider at some point in their life.