When I was at school, my English teacher thought my writing was very elegant and fluent.
I learned calligraphy and cursive with passion and practiced it together for several hours.
I used to be proud of my handwriting when it was appreciated.
Writing with Parker or tap pen gives me a high feeling when the tip of the pen goes smoothly through the paper to arrange complex fine fibers.
When I write poetry by calligraphy, I feel that the greedy movement of my pen is like a ripple on the water.
It feels like a beautiful idea oozing out of my heart, slipping down the ink of my pen, but gracefully engraved on the chip --
My book is very thin.
But before I got the final version of my poem in the book, I once wrote and re-wrote
Write down its meaning and essence on a pile of paper.
I still keep those documents until today.
Because, they remind me of my passion for writing.
There is an unknown spiritual connection between my soul, pen and paper.
But now, after all these years, I can't remember what my handwriting looks like on paper.
Anyone who wants to study my personality through my handwriting can be tough.
Because, I don't write as authoritative and frequently as I used.
My handwriting became wobbly, flowing unambiguously under my unstable fingers.
This is not caused by any injury or accident.
It's just that I don't have the same need to use a pen anymore.
There was a time when I had a pocket diary and a pen wherever I went.
But now I have a laptop and an iPhone.
I still use the pen, but its purpose is limited to signing the check or scribbling a few words here and there.
Even the signature seems to be electronic. MS-
Word or notepad on my laptop (
Even on an iPhone or iPad)
The work that the notebook did a few years ago.
The only difference is that my finger is not holding a pen to support it, but typing it myself on the laptop's keyboard or on the iPhone's touch screen.
Now, I feel that the beautiful idea oozes out of my heart and slides down, not by my pen ink, but by typing my fingers, then edit to the tablet LCD screen of my laptop.
The only good thing is to save paper because I can edit it countless times and it doesn't cost anything to get to my final version.
While writing and typing are almost synonymous with technology, it makes writing no longer a real writing.
The emergence of technology has brought so many changes that it is difficult for us to understand its impact on future generations.
Our descendants may laugh at the ideas of their predecessors.
Generations have written with pens.
They may also know about the pen.
Like a dinosaur.
Have existed in history until they became extinct (useless).
Of course, the legendary Parker and fountain pens will usher in a bleak future. (
The author's email id is: kiranb. 999@gmail. com)