"There is something about holding-in and release that seems essential to all processes of composition; it may be related to gathering strength, or tensing before some explosive physical act. I think much creativity is dispersed before a creative product is achieved because of talk, tweet, constant expression. It is as though there are a few holes in your lungs; you prepare to leap across some span and take a deep breath, but before you feel the fullness of it as it saturates your blood, you are leaking it out; you cannot even finish a breath without losing some, and so no breath is satisfying, and you are always slightly winded, as though you have emphysema. Incessant self-expression, the constant evacuation of the mind onto the cutting room floor that is the unstructured Internet of social networks, leaves you creatively a bit weakened, pale."