What is beautiful is realising that we all see something in a different light.
If we go somewhere to write where we won’t get interrupted we will find light. The more often we do it the more the self reveals.
Tap in. Unravel the words onto the page.
Check it. Leave it. Come back to it. See how the paint dried. Edit.
We can leave the pieces on a chest board, have a break, let the coffee go cold. Then pick up the game and discover you even have a couple of new moves.
An extra paragraph. A little twist. A peppering of irony. More spice, extra colour. Honesty gives us wings. Write from the heart. Rise up, see how it feels to fly.
Thank you for looking in. I wrote this piece originally some while ago and when I reread it, it made me feel the energy I get from writing. Writing and photography. Music too. They make my life feel as if I am filling up the whole space of me, right up to the very corners.
Wishing you a good weekend, fellow writers and readers.
And on talking about filling life up to the brim, I loved this alive piece, about the very beauty of imperfection, from Emily.
And Luisa’s inspiring minute just shows how much we can squeeze into a minute of lines.
Thoughts of gratitude, for what you teach me with your work and the comfort from knowing we’re not alone doing this, go out to:
for connecting us nature lover-writers ever closer for inspiring me with your unrelenting love for the countryside for inspiring people to write and not give up for teaching me how to value words more with your hundred word challenges for your gentle ways, ‘when broken is the fix’ for putting together such in depth studies on bow we all interconnectand many more!
I am glad that my daily story writing journey has inspired you in your own writing journey. That is all I can ask for! I am humbled by your words.
This is wonderful, Pipp… It’s how I go about writing songs, for sure. Only the ones I dream come out quickly; the others are matured with silence, with bird songs, with walks by myself. Beautiful…