Look at the great writers, they completely disregard garammar.

Grammar is a framework as a guidline for idiots whom are learning how to write.

Hemmingway took exception to writing in small phrases, the joinder of one sentence flow into the other can be achieved with the semicolon or the colon for even more articulated sentences.

I have always fought against grammar, since even before I was a writer.

Writing should be written as if pronounced by your mouth, it is a collections of unfiltered thoughts in a stream of consciousness, and only the reasoning of the sentence should hold true, the structure is mere fashioning of the function of a sentence; communication.

Removng the restrictions of writing from frame of mind induces more coherent sentences and happier writers, whom freed from obligations to trying to make sense, instead speak from their hearts and likewise connect with readers' mindseyes.