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Courage to dance in the dark forest.

Writing exercises https://writingexercises.co.uk/take-three-nouns.php **Courage** is not something that each human being own. It is developed from childhood. To have **courage** is to have confidence first because, without the presence of confidence, I thought that it is impossible for someone to have **courage**. For example, a dancer will always be asked to perform a **dance** routine on a stage. Can you imagine standing on a stage with all eyes on you? I am the kind that has stage fright especially if I am alone on stage. Even though I can sing or **dance** just nicely, if you put me on stage alone, my voice and body will become like a robot without me even noticing it. Secondly, walking in the **forest** in daylight. I have no problem with this but if you left me in the **forest** in the dark, that would be totally different. My mind works like a racing car in the dark. A lot of thoughts will come running into my mind and most of it will increase my fears. As I said in the beginning, to help me overcome my fear and have **courage**, is for me to have confidence first then everything will go smoothly. Gaining confidence will be another story to tell. In short, I will need great confidence to have the **courage** to perform a **dance** in the **forest** with darkness surrounding me.

*I am using a desktop timer because I am writing from my laptop. I set it to 10 minutes and I start writing using the prompts that I got from the link I gave earlier.* This is the kind of freewrite I am expecting for the Freewrite community or you can write it like the admin, @wakeupkitty does. Prompts are in bold and I am writing this freewrite using a 10 minutes timer. In my point of view, Freewrite is where we trained our mind to work twice the effort with goals to stimulate the creativity that is buried deep in our thoughts. Editing is allowed without changing the storylines that we have written in 10 minutes. I used Grammarly to help me with editing.

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