Summary
The poem "To Tune a Writer" describes a writer's transition from traditional pen-and-paper writing to embracing online platforms, finding joy in typing stories that turn thoughts into music.
Abstract
The poem narrates the journey of a writer once seen as old-fashioned for using pen and paper, who discovers a newfound love for online writing. This love transforms the act of writing into a delightful experience, involving blogging, freelancing, and the rhythmic act of typing. The writer finds that her thoughts, when typed out, resemble a drumbeat, creating a tune that resonates with her, proving that writing can indeed tune a writer, just as music tunes an instrument.
Opinions
- The writer initially had a traditional approach to writing, preferring pen and paper.
- The discovery of online writing platforms introduced a delightful shift in the writer's craft.
- Typing is likened to playing music, suggesting that the act of writing can be as expressive and rhythmic as creating tunes.
- There is a realization that the medium of writing (online versus on paper) can influence the writer's connection with their work.
- The poem conveys a sense of surprise and enlightenment as the writer learns that writing can be akin to composing music, capable of tuning the writer's inner self.
