Hmm, a good question indeed. I'm not sure to be honest, I'll have to do a prequel to delve into it and determine just why this chap misses his girl so much. Also, possibly a sequel from her perspective maybe? 🙂
Thanks for your nice comment. I like to write and sometimes it comes out ok. I've done fiction on various things, a miscarriage-situation between a couple was one of my favourites, but I've written about war, modern and historical and some apocalyptic stories also. I can pretty much write anything provided my understanding of the topic is sound.
I've read a number of your stories, but the ones about love seem to come from a very genuine personal place.
Firstly, thank you for reading, something so few do.
I represent the true person here on hive; sure, details are left out as I am a very private person, but I show the many facets of myself here for those who wish to read and feel between the words and lines. It is the same with my fiction of course and whilst fiction says a certain thing in my writing there is a fine, and often blurred, line.
Readers are the best reward for posting on Hive.
I'm usually astonished at the stuff I've packed in between the lines of my own writing, and often don't see my deepest meanings until long after I've hit that publish button. I love creative writing. Who knew, before I starting blogging here? Not I. But I have difficulty writing about love, unlike you.
That's an awesome revelation right? Finding out one likes to, and can, write creatively? I'm lucky to have found out many years ago - I just never shared any until hive.
Also, we all have topics we can and cannot write about I guess. For me I just pour myself into whatever I write creatively, feel something and then work out how to put that into words. It sort of comes naturally and I'm not in any fear of being judged for it, which helps.