littlebirdsings asked: you are a poet. your soul is the soul of a poet.
How fucking beautiful would life be if the soul of a poet was enough?
Month: January 2011
littlebirdsings asked: you are a poet.
littlebirdsings asked: you are a poet. your soul is the soul of a poet.
How fucking beautiful would life be if the soul of a poet was enough?
Hey Vic,
jazzmine-martinez asked: Hey Vic,
What do you do if you write a story, which is full of emotions and those emotions make the story sound good. Then, you lose the feeling for it but the story isn’t finished. How would you try to get the story finished without this feeling which was so important for your writing. It was the first time I wrote like that and now it’s over before it even started. I’d like to finish it but I dont know how. Thanks for reading this. Suzanne
You can’t force it.
Well, maybe some writers can, with experience and all, but if a story is driven by a specific feeling and the feeling is no longer present then there’s nothing for it. That feeling, that emotion, is the story. It is the wellspring from which creation floweth, or something. So I’d say that if you really want to complete the story then you need to rediscover that feeling, whatever it was. You need to get the waters flowing again.
And don’t fret too much about a story remaining incomplete (unless you’re being paid and/or have a deadline). Sometimes it’s wham bam, thank you ma’am; sometimes it’s a long, drawn out courtship, full of twists and emotions and slaps and kisses. The beauty of it is that both can lead to a gratifying result.
This was a good question. Thank you.
Hey Vic,
jazzmine-martinez asked: Hey Vic,
What do you do if you write a story, which is full of emotions and those emotions make the story sound good. Then, you lose the feeling for it but the story isn’t finished. How would you try to get the story finished without this feeling which was so important for your writing. It was the first time I wrote like that and now it’s over before it even started. I’d like to finish it but I dont know how. Thanks for reading this. Suzanne
You can’t force it.
Well, maybe some writers can, with experience and all, but if a story is driven by a specific feeling and the feeling is no longer present then there’s nothing for it. That feeling, that emotion, is the story. It is the wellspring from which creation floweth, or something. So I’d say that if you really want to complete the story then you need to rediscover that feeling, whatever it was. You need to get the waters flowing again.
And don’t fret too much about a story remaining incomplete (unless you’re being paid and/or have a deadline). Sometimes it’s wham bam, thank you ma’am; sometimes it’s a long, drawn out courtship, full of twists and emotions and slaps and kisses. The beauty of it is that both can lead to a gratifying result.
This was a good question. Thank you.
i feel mellow
i feel mellow. like people from portland. vic says people from portland are mellow.
Don’t you make a liar out of me, Portland.
Don’t you dare.
i feel mellow
i feel mellow. like people from portland. vic says people from portland are mellow.
Don’t you make a liar out of me, Portland.
Don’t you dare.
She ain’t a goddess, kid.
She ain’t a goddess, kid. She ain’t the Madonna. She’s made of the same stuff you are, flesh and hair, blood and bone. She does graceful things and goofy things and things that’ll piss you off. Do you yourself a favor and bring her down to your level. Don’t waste time worshipping what you ought be relishing.
She ain’t a goddess, kid.
She ain’t a goddess, kid. She ain’t the Madonna. She’s made of the same stuff you are, flesh and hair, blood and bone. She does graceful things and goofy things and things that’ll piss you off. Do you yourself a favor and bring her down to your level. Don’t waste time worshipping what you ought be relishing.
chemistry
our fluids combine
through turgid mixilation
creating something better
something new
us
chemistry
our fluids combine
through turgid mixilation
creating something better
something new
us