Is it difficult to write about a paradise or more so, an apocalypse ?

Question

Why do you think this ?

Answer 1

Paradise. Who would buy it.  

Answer 2

paradise, because everyones vision is different

Answer 3

Ouch.

That is an interesting choice of extremes.

I would have to say that I can write about a person and you will know from what I write that this person is a paradise to me, and; I can write about the same person in a different light and it will seem like the apocalypse of my life in another way. I simply think that the later story is more pessimistic and the earlier story is more optimistic and while both may be easy to write only the first story is easy to read as the later story ends and leaves no idea what it was all about.

Wet end to forget that the difficulty in writing is not putting pen to paper but heart and mind to our audience. If you want to be read you have to be worth reading.

Answer 4

Paradise is the resolution, it has no dramatic tension.

Bob: I'm happy.  You happy?

Jill: Yeah.

The end.

Answer 5

I think it's easy to write about an apocalypse, about an order that can be destroyed all of a sudden, think of the Bible, for instance. But not even the Bible has proved that paradise can be described in other way than using a bunch of abstract promises... why? because no paradise described by words and in terms of human frames can be perfect enough to... "pose" as a paradise, to be as perfect as we need it to be. once depicted, we would probably give up all our attempts to reach immortality (in the sense Christianity defines it), we would probably mock God for the little flaws that we would discover in it, we would try... to improve it, lol

Answer 6

I don't think it's difficult,  you just have too have a big creative imagination lol, that would be cool and cute :)

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