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Writing Life: Discover a Treasure
© 2013 by Raymond Alexander Kukkee
Place yourself in any location, at any time. On a skateboard out of control, on a Harley, the open road, or climbing a volcano on the Ring of Fire. The unexpected must be expected; the unknown is required to encourage the mind to work. Curiosity, temptation, experience; all push exploration of the mind. Stretch the limits, ignore comfort zones, and discover a treasure. Plead insanity. Sneak past the trolls.
[caption id="attachment_1613" align="aligncenter" width="800"] The Hoxne Hoard - Discover a treasure...[/caption]
Interestingly, how valuable your treasure becomes depends on what is done with the jewels and coin when the rusty lock is broken. The treasure chest of the mind is opened. The treasure is in sight--spring or not.
I should have stayed at the fair. My chains rattle. They are coming...the mind deludes and fantasizes; the eye deceives....
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2 Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net).
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What do You write about? Discover a treasure.
The mind deludes and fantasizes; the eye deceives. On a daily basis writers come to wonder what to write about, how we may discover something new, anything that may be fascinating. Surroundings in reality may be mundane, even dull. We may be tempted to introduce the unorthodox or outrageous in an atmosphere that is serene. We may introduce fantasy and excitement into the ordinary, magically create the unusual, and pretend to see what is spectacular myth. I'm not really a troll-believer or a fantasy writer. The muse suggests we search for the gem instead; discover a treasure, that special something that may be just outside the box when the writing mind balks. The dreaded writer's block enters the fray. Which form of writing do you consider worthy of your time? Fiction, poetry, screenplays, or short stories? No matter--choose and enjoy. Discover a treasure within the mind. Where in life should the effort of everyday writing be concentrated? I wish to officially savour a process; the investigation, a correlation and assembly of fact and fantasy. I take pride in organizing diverse subject matter with relish. In the writer mind, disconnected facts easily leap gaps of time, logic, and comprehension. It is late spring, not fall. The garden is planted. No colored leaves, dappled sunlight on red apples among them, but it can be if we make it so. Let us allow distraction for a moment. Let us create time and place, and discover a treasure. Wide-eyed kids giggle and happily check out what first may appear to be a line of dull, ordinary vendors at a country fair, music, tools, tractors, vegetable displays. Horses and chickens, pigs and peacocks. Antique, brightly painted motors run; old iron, the smell of burning oil, wood-carving clubs demonstrating proud carvings of elephants, swans and moose. Little old ladies knit but eat hot dogs, ice cream, smile and nod at passing candied apples and elephant ears, floppy pastries white with dusty icing sugar. Chatter rises and subsides with the music.... We write about country fairs with relish, after all, the main course was imagination, wasn't it? Wait. Wait....think....maybe I know more trolls than I thought. They terrify fair maidens in castles. Trolls guard the drawbridge --and a fabulous treasure chest, the air is cold and damp down in the dungeon. Water drips, it works on the mind...a skeleton slumps from manacles on cold stone, death in chains. When will they come?See what happens? Distraction. Disconnection.
Place yourself in any location, at any time. On a skateboard out of control, on a Harley, the open road, or climbing a volcano on the Ring of Fire. The unexpected must be expected; the unknown is required to encourage the mind to work. Curiosity, temptation, experience; all push exploration of the mind. Stretch the limits, ignore comfort zones, and discover a treasure. Plead insanity. Sneak past the trolls.
[caption id="attachment_1613" align="aligncenter" width="800"] The Hoxne Hoard - Discover a treasure...[/caption]
Interestingly, how valuable your treasure becomes depends on what is done with the jewels and coin when the rusty lock is broken. The treasure chest of the mind is opened. The treasure is in sight--spring or not.
I should have stayed at the fair. My chains rattle. They are coming...the mind deludes and fantasizes; the eye deceives....
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Is that Incoming I hear?
Photo credit
1 Artist John Bauer 1910
2 Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net).
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Posted in Life, Reflections, The Human Mind, The Unknown, Writing Life
Tagged #writingLife, discover a treasure, human mind, muse, treasure chest, writer's block
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