Michael Thomas Harbuck		28-08-07
English - Mrs. Hawkins

Assignment 1 - Response to "First Thoughts"

	It will be for me not entirely  possible to remain objective, and I believe that the small essay 'First Thoughts" does not wish one to 

remain so, therefore I will have to be for the most part subjective on the matter of writing, and the creative and thinking processes involved 

in the same.

	 First and foremost, I do not believe that there should be any limitation or constraint placed upon any person to compose, write or 

jot down what him or her pleases.  It  is in my opinion the constraint, and explicit control  through the amount of time which one has to 

expound upon the daily events in mechanically verbalized form, that has robbed the value of life from the industrial world.  

	It  may be prudent to limit the contract of a certain piece of art work, which for the most part would be thrown out the window by

any true artist.  It may be economical to have a deadline so that there will be some illigitimate and half researched article to feed a 

hypothetical person who may or may not read it.  It could perhaps be fun to attempt to teach by forcing the mind to make assumptions 

before the secondary practical implementation has had a perdiod of checks and balances, with which the validity of the conscious thought 

attains the proverbial social dignity.  This will not, under no circumstance however, change the fact, that if I wish to  write, I will, and if I 

do not wish it, I will not.  

	My years of personal writing have been a great enjoyment.  Unfortunately, there are circumstanaces, under which one has to choose 

not to lay the thoughts of the day to (electronic) paper.  The  diciplicne of wrting does not come from taxing the time constraint of a day, 

or that  one sets a record, past which one must  write this or that day, but rather that there is something intanglible, and usually not 

described, which says that it SHOULD be written at all.  

	The reason a person will write, and the motive and driving  force are much more importatnt than the clock to my left which tells me 

not what to  imprint with my fingers into script, but the fraction of our planitary rotation.  

	The slow death of mediocrity cries desperately for the association which will save the smothering day from the throws of the  english 

explicative which rears such a horrific front.  

	Will the first thought be the first impression?  Or am I to dwaw the impression from the thoughts  in the afterwards?  

	Have I then not thought?  Is this not forbidden?  I shall write until I wish, and when I am done, then the session is complete.  

	I do enjoy the next session, where with or without reference, one can redefine, rethink, and recompute the foresession.  

	The progression is defined by the will, and the diciplin is the occurence of the will.  

	Conscious forego of the will due to human indiginities; define.