I've found, in my own writing, that a little hatred, keenly directed, is a useful thing.

Alice Walker
I've found, in my own writing, that a little hatred,...
I've found, in my own writing, that a little hatred,...
I've found, in my own writing, that a little hatred,...
I've found, in my own writing, that a little hatred,...
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The urge to express oneself can lead to some of the most wonderful and creative work. But there is the potential for too much hatred, which can make something tedious. If you are passionate about something, it can be tempting to express your passions in writing. But remember, it is possible to get caught up in your anger or frustration, which can make your work less enjoyable for others.

Source: In Search Of Our Mothers Gardens: Womanist Prose

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