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'Writing is very easy. All you have to do is sit in front of the typewriter until little drops
of blood appear on your forehead?
These immortal words of a forgotten freelance writer sum up the agony of those
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who have made writing their profession
It is one reason why I prefer pen and paper to typewriter or computer. A machine in
front of me is rather daunting. A pen is more personal, and that gives me some control
over it--a feeling of power as the words flow with an electric thrill that runs down
my arm, through my fingers and onto the clean white page. The feel of the paper as my
hand glides over it, the flow of ink, the gliding motion of the pen, the letters themselves
as they appear in my individual script--it is almost magical.
I'm a compulsive writer, and I'll write with whatever is handy. Even crayons will do,
The other night I woke up at about two in the morning, having had a vivid dream about
discovering a town where the sun never shines, the valley deep and dangerous, but with
people living there. There was even a bus service bringing in tourists who wanted to visit
the town 'where people lived in perpetual shadow! I woke up before the dream could get
too depressing, but I wanted to remember it, as I thought it had the makings of a good
story. So I switched on the night light and groped around for a pen or pencil. Both were
missing, having been commandeered by Siddharth, Shrishti and Gautam" the previous
evening. Two in the morning is no time for typing, so I looked around, and found
Gautam's box of coloured crayons lying on my
desk​

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Answer:

this is just a comprehension where are the questions?