While tweeting, I stumbled upon an invite for freelance copywriters, and thought of responding. To make it simple, and to exhibit creativity, I thought of writing just the word "Interested", but then soon encountered a mental hurdle - whether to end it with a period or a question mark.
>> Interested. Meaning I am interested in the job.
>> Interested? Meaning if the tweeter would be interested in me, seeing my simple, one-word response, which tells a long tale.
But then, again, my thought made me wonder if just a word would send word about my creativity? Or, is that being creative at all, in the first place?
Or is creative writing only about being short? Being long also could be sweet, certainly not wrong!
I then thought I'll just write - I've found the bull, show me its eye. I hope the tweeter is a person with great sense of humour, and will give me the target. Hitting it is my competency. And my reply is neither long, nor short. Yet creative.
>> Interested. Meaning I am interested in the job.
>> Interested? Meaning if the tweeter would be interested in me, seeing my simple, one-word response, which tells a long tale.
But then, again, my thought made me wonder if just a word would send word about my creativity? Or, is that being creative at all, in the first place?
Or is creative writing only about being short? Being long also could be sweet, certainly not wrong!
I then thought I'll just write - I've found the bull, show me its eye. I hope the tweeter is a person with great sense of humour, and will give me the target. Hitting it is my competency. And my reply is neither long, nor short. Yet creative.
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