Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage - to move in the opposite direction.
..................................... Albert Einstein
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Just a Moment
3 am
Sound of a Car
Gaping Wound
Immense Silence
But then again,
You were never here.
Shards of Glass
In your Underwear
That's what it feels like
To be betrayed
or Not??
Sound of a Car
Gaping Wound
Immense Silence
But then again,
You were never here.
Shards of Glass
In your Underwear
That's what it feels like
To be betrayed
or Not??
Just one more!
Just wanted to have one last post before leaving. This is a tiny poem I wrote a little while back. I would like to use it as a jumping off point for something else:
The wolf
smelled my outstretched hand,
and I
without hesitation
rubbed the length of his nose.
The wolf
smelled my outstretched hand,
and I
without hesitation
rubbed the length of his nose.
Monday, April 19, 2010
I like this quote!
I like this quote by Einstein. It might even answer my previously posted question!
I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination.
..................................... Albert Einstein
We can read it the other way: If one draws freely upon imagination, then one could be called an artist. If you are coming up with your own ideas using your own power of creativity, then you can then be called a writer.
I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination.
..................................... Albert Einstein
We can read it the other way: If one draws freely upon imagination, then one could be called an artist. If you are coming up with your own ideas using your own power of creativity, then you can then be called a writer.
Heading to the Shore
This will be my last post before writing group tomorrow and the start of our vacation, Wednesday. I know, it seems like I just started getting back into my blog, and I'm leaving already! Well, I hope to bring back many ideas for my writing, and I need the chance to relax and kick back for a while.
As I've been contemplating the idea of origins this week, I would like to end the week with this question, which I'm not sure has an answer:
When does one begin to call themselves a writer? Is it at the moment that the pen meets the paper for the first time? Does one have to wait until they are published so as not to be thought a fraud? I, myself, have always had trouble with this. Whenever I do introduce myself to someone as a writer, I immediately want to take it back. But, it's funny the reaction I get from people. I immediately am thought of as someone so cool (for the first time in my life, I might add.). People get so excited and immediately want to know what I write about and whether anything they do will appear somewhere in something that I create.
Still, within all this glory, I still feel it is too early. I guess it brings out my vulnerability, just like every time I press the "Publish Post" button on this blog!
Anyway, I hope everyone has a wonderfully exciting spring break and is able to enjoy the sunshine for a little bit, at the very least. I'll be back to post again very soon.
As I've been contemplating the idea of origins this week, I would like to end the week with this question, which I'm not sure has an answer:
When does one begin to call themselves a writer? Is it at the moment that the pen meets the paper for the first time? Does one have to wait until they are published so as not to be thought a fraud? I, myself, have always had trouble with this. Whenever I do introduce myself to someone as a writer, I immediately want to take it back. But, it's funny the reaction I get from people. I immediately am thought of as someone so cool (for the first time in my life, I might add.). People get so excited and immediately want to know what I write about and whether anything they do will appear somewhere in something that I create.
Still, within all this glory, I still feel it is too early. I guess it brings out my vulnerability, just like every time I press the "Publish Post" button on this blog!
Anyway, I hope everyone has a wonderfully exciting spring break and is able to enjoy the sunshine for a little bit, at the very least. I'll be back to post again very soon.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Yet another!
Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love.
..................................... Albert Einstein
..................................... Albert Einstein
Quote of the Day: E. M. Forster
"A man does not talk to himself quite truly -- not even to himself; the happiness or misery that he secretly feels proceed from causes that he cannot quite explain, because as soon as he raises them to the level of the explicable they lose their native quality."
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