Do you need a hefty dose of lion-level courage? Will the Full Moon release a creative occurrence that brings forth an abundance of jubilant and meaningful words to a blank page?
Writers
are weird. We seek inspiration wherever we may find it. My inspiration is the resentment,
bitterness, aggression, and hostility that’s built up inside me, and when it boils
over, I write. After a few thousand words, I revert-back to my peaceful, simple-self.
Unfortunately,
sometimes real-life calls, and it forces writers to move on to other things, but that
does not mean those inspiring moments are lost. You just put them on hold until
you get a break from reality.
Eagerness
to write and pent-up frustration because you can’t; that is the two-faced demon
we all must defeat.
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To rejuvenate that enthusiasm, it will take a leap of faith to revitalize your inspirational yesterday – basically that means, no phone, no TV, and cancel the playdate with your pointless preoccupations and the bee in your bonnet.
It’s time
to embrace the lessons you learned; the good and the bad.
Stretch
out your smiles of yesterday, and build more words upon the lands of your Expressive
Sovereignty, and battle the blank page with courage.
Release
negative energy. Contemplate what you want to write. Write whatever comes to
mind. And for the love of frivolous punctuation,
bad grammar, and misspelled words, please, please, please, Write Like You Mean
It!
The best
smiles are when you type – The End.
“Mr.
Kafka?”
“Yes,
jimmy?”
“Resentment,
bitterness, aggression, and hostility? You’re never like that.”
“I was aggrandizing
to rouse inspiration.”
“Sounded
a bit over-the-top, Mr. Kafka.”
“Thank
you, jimmy.”
“It wasn’t
meant as a compliment.”
“I know.”
-jk-
