Guest Blog Post: “Why do I write?” in Akintunde Akinsola’s exact words

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Why do you write? For me, within weeks of learning to hold an oversized pencil, I was using printed words to make sense of my six-year-old world. Akintunde Akinsola proudly teaches in SW Nigeria. His blog esteems and supports teachers, as well as highlights his photography …

Why Do I Write written into a notebook

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Why do I write…? Thinking about this question, I believe I write because I want to express a part of myself which speech cannot fully portray. I love the prints. Reading comes easy. I am a man of few words. I love to listen and I love to read. I also believe writing is a lasting legacy of a man’s thought and ideas. It lives on long after he has passed on. Writing also to me is an embalming process. Preserving your thoughts for ages to come. I know my writing has the wings to travel far and reach more people than expressing my thoughts and ideas by speech which I do not want to force down on people but in a way helping to shape the world in a way I feel is right.

I am a teacher, a photographer. I love the arts. I love nature. I love…

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20 thoughts on “Guest Blog Post: “Why do I write?” in Akintunde Akinsola’s exact words”

  1. Why do I write ? A very pertinent question.our mind , heart and the soul are constantly subjected to thoughts and sentiments varied and chaotic ,always in progression. It is almost impossible to voice all . Writing helps us to share our thoughts as well release our thoughts. Your post is very interesting and inspiring it makes one dwell on the blessings of reading and writing.

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