Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Muse
It can be said that anyone who considers themselves to be a poet must have the ability to connect with their muse. Well, to me, connecting to my muse was not always the easiest thing. I found myself asking: "What exactly is a muse?" multiple times.Was it a mood? Was it a feeling of relaxation that could come over you, and allow you to connect to whatever it is you were writing? It occured to me that a muse may not be something we can really put a label on. To me, a muse was a thought, a spark in my brain that gave me some intuition to write. My muse gave me a reason to write poems the way that I wanted. I now know that there are no rights, and no wrongs when it comes to muse work, and that one simply cannot and should not be judged for whatever it is they write while completing it. Muse work helps one to commit themselves fully and undoubtedly to their work. What do you guys do to get better connected with your muse? What does muse mean to you?
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Whenever i want to connect to my muse, I usually tend to listen to music. I find that music helps to relax me and to clear my mind, so I am able to let ideas flow to my head. But i would have to agree with you that really anything can be your muse. As long as it helps to inspire you to write a poem I feel like that would be a good muse.
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