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Entries for various Blog Challenges.I will be expressing my hopes,dreams and fantasies.

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Believe In Life
Prompt: To be an artist is to believe in life.

A painter paints what he sees. He believes in life. A writer has their beliefs and writes poems and stories. A journalist writes about what he or she is assigned and needs to leave their opinions out of their writing. Believe in life. Be a fictional writer. Believe in the beauty and good things in life. Being creative and optimistic. To be an artist is to believe in the postive, good beautifully things in life.
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