Encompassing, Expressive, Symbolic, Insightful, Necessary and Complex were my original key terms for writing. Yet looking at the terms listed in the word cloud I have noticed that the majority of may initial terms are not listed. This is most likely because I was thinking about the concept of writing as a whole when I was formulating my list of words in the beginning yet for the world cloud I was focused more on the successful writing aspect. Even though my word cloud does not exactly match my list of words I will stick to my list because I still believe they describe the theory of writing as a whole. Writing is an expression of ones inner thoughts, ideas, feelings and emotions which are being expressed for others to see. I believe writing is not confined to words on a page, writing can be a painting, or a picture as well. Anything symbolic or moving that causes the audience to react in the manner the author feels necessary is successful writing. The concept of writing is a cultural and though provoking experience which should give the reader some sort of mental stimulus that expands the mind in a new direction.

Through collaboration with my group I have determined that writing goes beyond what I initially thought of writing. Writing is also Descriptive and Stylistic. in order to accomplish complex writing which reaches a deeper level with the reader the text must be able to grab and relate to the reader. These terms paired with my original terms of encompassing, expressive, symbolic, insightful, necessary and complex signify effective writing. Writing does not have to be confined to words on a page, it can be anything expressive and all the different elements of writing fit together and feed off each other in order to create a final piece which relates to the audience and allows them to relate to the expression of the author. This theory is useful because it expands the mind and allows the reader to process information that normally wouldn't be considered writing. Anything that is symbolic or inspiring is writing.