The Creation
Another Case Of Me Stating The Obvious
Introduction
A few days ago I stated this. and that got me thinking about taking things further.
The Creation
Every story we write starts off as a blank page or piece of paper. There is nothing.
Then there is a spark, an idea, something that is not nothing, it is and sparkle of something. And then it starts to trickle from your fingers ... a story or a poem.... and before long there are words flowing like a stream filling the empty space.
Whether it is paper or a computer screen, what was once a blank i snow beginning to take shape.
This is the way we all create, we all become literary deities and from our creative minds come stories and poems in myriad forms.
That is what we all are
Creators
Some are more prolific than others, but all are true Gods of their literary domain. Whether it is a haiku or an epic sage, our creations are worthy places for our readers to explore and even get lost in.
We paint pictures, portraits, landscapes, planets and universes with the words that we release. Our words stimulate the minds of others and we take them on journeys to places they never knew existed, and because we just created them, until then they did not exist.
We weave the magic so that ordinary people can journey into the lands of our imagination. So we are our readers' guides in the cities of our imagination.
As you read this new adventures for your readers will be fermenting in your mind, eager to come out and lay the foundations for magical castles and shady neighbourhoods.
And who will populate these strange and wonderful lands, only you know who that might be, but you only paint the outlines, the readers' minds then fill in the exquisite details of these creations.
Now, go out there and CREATE!!!!
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Comments (2)
Mr Brain said no. Lol. He doesn't have anything fermenting hehehehe
But it's 10:45 p.m. & I still have notifications to catch up on, Mike!