Free-style writing as opposed to organized writing. The latter is all about deciding on what to write about, setting your teeth, and sticking to structure with a pretension of or, even better, compliance to logic. Free-style writing can be aimless and as full of gyrations as one likes. Limitations of any sort are not acknowledged, and the writer is free to break into verse, use phrases that muddle up Microsoft Word (which begs you to consider revising), and license is freely gained to gallop away with your thoughts. But if, IF you wish for others to understand at least what you’re hammering at, a semblance of grammar and syntax may be followed, so that the liberties taken are appreciated as a creative mind’s departures from convention, instead of stark raving lunacy. Do you have freedom of speech? So you do! Can you use profanity? Sure do. Do it until you feel like you’ve done yourself subterfuge and feel like getting back to good old writing. Should you follow a partic