My Muse Takes Me Places
who is my muse? I don't really know.2 total reviews
Comment from LisaMay
From my awareness of my own urge to write or paint, you have described the creative process very well. It is a mystery that needs its freedom to come out however it will, often on a subconscious level that needs 'tidying up' later. This mysterious presence can seem very real to some as an actual person or creature, or as a trance-like state to others, or as a God-given gift.... or all three at once.
reply by the author on 09-Jun-2022
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From my awareness of my own urge to write or paint, you have described the creative process very well. It is a mystery that needs its freedom to come out however it will, often on a subconscious level that needs 'tidying up' later. This mysterious presence can seem very real to some as an actual person or creature, or as a trance-like state to others, or as a God-given gift.... or all three at once.
Comment Written 08-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 09-Jun-2022
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all three at once for me
Comment from RainbewLatte
I agree with what you've written outside of your poem. As well as the poem itself, it was such fun to read. With the closing lines, I find it really sums it up. "The nature of the creative process" and to "let the Muse be free."
Beautifully stated and said. Well done. Best of luck to you and all the best. Have the best day ever. Much love. And thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 09-Jun-2022
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I agree with what you've written outside of your poem. As well as the poem itself, it was such fun to read. With the closing lines, I find it really sums it up. "The nature of the creative process" and to "let the Muse be free."
Beautifully stated and said. Well done. Best of luck to you and all the best. Have the best day ever. Much love. And thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 08-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 09-Jun-2022
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thanks
