Focus
and the eye shall see.
Concentrate
and the mind shall decree.
Imagine
and the soul shall agree.
Create
and you will be free.
So in what order
does one find creativity?
Does one focus and concentrate
then imagine to promote the activity?
Does one bend to the whim
of that to which one has a proclivity?
Or does one wonder at the unattainable
and celebrate one's adaptability?
Focus, concentrate, imagine and create
within and beyond one's own relativity.
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The above piece came to be
after reading Yemassee's
"Oh, If I Could Write What My Mind Believes I Can See,"
as I mused in a reply to the interesting piece:
What the mind conceives
requires voice so eloquent
to convey the grandeur
of original intent.
Then the words appear
in printed form,
the voice translated
far beyond the norm.
Whence the challenge,
will the reader follow the scene,
catch the nuances,
see what the writer has seen?
Of course, by the glimmer
of the understated five watt shimmer.
But the writer still has burning concerns
that the mind now sees what it yearns.
Clever the bulb, clever the writer!
*Now the reader must charge off to
Yemassee's page to read the catalyst piece.
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