People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it. Then they become separated from what started out affecting them. Journalism forces you to look at the world so you don't get cut off.
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People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it.
People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it.
People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it.
People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it.
People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it.
People become writers in the first place by those things that hurt you into art, as Yeats said it.
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