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Subject: Re: Open the Window

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andy

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Date Posted: 14:00:06 01/29/08 Tue
In reply to: Wilopent 's message, "Open the Window" on 07:05:33 01/29/08 Tue

You know these muse poems are wonderful.

I told Sash and another person not so long
ago that if you can't find you muse then
write about not being able to find it.

It's such a strange thing to many that
it seems to come and go. For me I have
to get myself out of the way and I have
various methods of doing just that.

There are waves of energy that flow through
all of us and it's an uncanny and undefinable
thing that we all experience.

I love these poems because they touch on
something that anyone who loves to write
can relate to.

Well done, window and all!

thanks,
andy

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Author: Wilopent [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 19:15:31 01/30/08 Wed Yes, Andy, The energy and pull to write does come in waves. I've always felt that. I used to wait for the big ones, but as I've gotten older, I find my muse often tiptoes in on the ripplets, the little splashes and sprinkles, and if I jump in . . . even the shallow water seems full of life. Thank you! Hugs, Wilo [ Post a Reply to This Message ]