The Pen and the Keyboard

I haven't held a pen for so long. More precisely, I have rarely clutched it to a write a few lines on paper. Instead, the keyboard has replaced this medium whereby we write. Most of the time, I use the keyboard. That is why my handwriting has begun to lose beauty. Whatever the means, my ultimate purpose behind the pen and the keyboard still remains the same: to impart my ideas through my pieces. The only difference I have recently felt there is between the pen and the keyboard is the ebb and flow of inspiration. To my amazement, I find it easier to write with the keyboard as I am so often inspired then, and the ideas in my mind flow smoothly. Unlike the latter medium, the pen pains my mind, and makes my ideas turn around the bush for a long time. They take much time to hit the bush. When the pen is in my hand, I tremble with fear, for I can not stand spotting something crossed out or amiss on paper.