We human beings are emotive creatures.  Our existence is defined by creation and expression.  It’s who we are.  It’s what makes us tick.  For thousands of years, that compulsion to create and express has found its outlet through writing.  From the earliest ancient etchings found on rocks and cave walls, to the tapping of computer keyboards that we are familiar with today, writing has formed an integral part of our experience.  As it turns out, there are wonderful benefits to writing, whether they are defined or not.
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wrestle
yank
yell
yield
zap
zip
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