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Old 10-19-2010, 09:04 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Guys and gals, I know that we are all in poetry and music or both. But more often than not, in order for us to creat something worthy of note, we need inspirstions.
My question is, what inspires you more and makes the creative juices flowing?
During sad times and experiences or during happy ones?

I for myself observed that some of my more powerful work of poetry, were produced during sad times or moments. Just curious on yours.
I am also more inspired by sad times, spitzaer...probably because during happy ones I'm actually doing something fun! During sad times, such as thinking about happy times I miss, I usually just want to go off by myself somewhere quiet and think, curled up in a chair near a window. With paper. And a pencil.

I'm most inspired by love...not necessarily of people, but of life. And since I love living so much (the fact that all of us living beings on earth are alive), my feeling of love is inherently affected by sadness, too, because anytime I love something or someone, I know I will lose that experience or those individuals, and they will lose themselves eventually also. So, love for me always has sadness woven through it.

I am also very inspired by anger. Anger is actually a big motivator for a lot of what I write. I feel anger about harm coming to someone I love or care about. So, once again, the root feeling motivating my writing, even my angry writing, is love.
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