An old woman rambles on about her life – though the stories have lost relevance to others.
Writers pick up a notepad at midnight, to prevent loss of whatever springs up within them.
What you do not visualise clearly before you want it, gets lost.
Yet, there’s so much I would like to lose and replace with newness.
In my quest to create a new world, I must drop the old one, and accept the uncertainty in between.
It is only the inner world that never gets lost – though it may change in the manner one reviews, reshapes and rewrites it.
Creative Experiments and More 
I abhor losing good thoughts! So I don’t, I make sure to have my phone nearby and speak them into the recorder.
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That’s a good idea. Thanks!
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You’re welcome, Reena!
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Our stories are most important only to us in the end.
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Agree. Thank you, Mimi!
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“accept the uncertainty in between” There lies the secret?? The in between, uncharted territories? Makes sense!
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Thank you 😃
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Excellent, Reena. “In my quest to create a new world, I must drop the old one, and accept the uncertainty in between.” Love that line.
Agree with Chris about the late night notepad scribbles. Worst is when you read them the next day and can’t understand your own handwriting 🙂
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Can relate to that 🙂 Thank you so much!
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That second line is sooo me, Reena! Sadly, the feverish late night scribbles are rarely worth the effort when revisited in the cold light of day.
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Reworking needed, even if it changes form 🙂
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True.
The Past is the sworn enemy of the novel, the never-before, genuine creation.
Thought-provoking, as always
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Thank you, Clark!
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING! GOOD JOB!
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Wishing you the same 👍🌹🌹
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