Hey Jude,
I believe that most write from their own experiences, sense of humor, imaginations, and desires, yes that about sums it up for me.
I have known some mad hatters in my day that's for sure!!
Miss you.
Peace, light and love,
Amber
Wonderfully written, Jude ... I do write about my personal experiences or people I care about that touched me ... Throw in a few laughs now and then ... or when the mood strikes ;) Enjoyed your poem, Jude ...
I only write when the inspiration comes, usually from some special event and circumstance it seems. I will at times write just for the fun of words though. Good stuff, Jude. Thanks for sharing. Love and peace,
...."there are no them...there are only facets of
...us"...so pay more attention to your own words
...."written by a mad hatter....conceived and
dispersed in his own honor".........
The madder the better as far as I'm concerned; it's the hotbed of creativity that just might spawn an unobserved or inherent truth. Funnily enough, I've just written a poem called 'Alice at 90' where Alice's prior adventures are now the stuff of her very real days. I love para-realities as you know. I honestly think we write with our navel rather than the head or the heart at times. I've tried to write differently but nope; I just does what I does - even though I often wish I had a different 'poetic voice'. But self-aggrandisement is another thing. I feel sorry for those who get off on it and for those who take themselves too seriously. They make a rod for their own backs. Let's just do what we love and live a little, I say... Which is probably far too much as per u! :) Whopper-on, Kartero. xx
Not yet have I stolen anything I don't think though I think we all may get story "ideas" from things we read or see, I think that may be only natural...well I havent stolen anything from you, at least, thats good isn't it...? -e- (at least I dont think so)
Eh . . . For the most part I have written about my life and how I dealt with this life of mine. Boring, I suppose, but . . . Not everyone is perfect . . . I never write fiction and claim it is about "moi." Never.
This book represents a thirty-day period of my poetry journal. Each poem addresses
the dominant thoughts occupying my mind during the early morning hours of a given
day.
Sandie
I believe that most write from their own experiences, sense of humor, imaginations, and desires, yes that about sums it up for me.
I have known some mad hatters in my day that's for sure!!
Miss you.
Peace, light and love,
Amber
Blessings,
Christine
Love the humor of the mad hatter.
Penny for your thoughts and inspiration!
Lady Mary Ann
Regis
...us"...so pay more attention to your own words
...."written by a mad hatter....conceived and
dispersed in his own honor".........
I asked the white rabbit. He agrees if he can have his tea.
Love ya!
Jane
Ron