I have now, and have had since this afternoon, a great yearning to write all of my anxiety entirely out of me.
Franz Kafka expresses a deep desire to alleviate his anxiety through writing. He feels an urgent need to channel his emotions onto the page, seeking catharsis in the process. This yearning indicates the powerful relationship between creativity and mental well-being, highlighting how writing serves as an outlet for internal struggles.
In his diaries, Kafka reveals his tumultuous feelings and the weight they carry. The act of writing becomes a desperate attempt...
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