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You scribble the first words, but they don’t come close to what is building up inside. Alas, a writer’s block becomes your only momentary reprise to numb the beast you’re too afraid to unleash into the world prematurely.
I hope I’m not the only one who goes through such occasions
when you’re about to pen down your next greatest hit but then the words just
don’t come out right.
As an artist it’s never a pretty sight when you have a song
stuck in your head and all your attempts at penning it down just come short of
what, in your mind feels so much greater. And then when you’re done the whole
process repeats itself again and again for the next project.
I call it the longing. The longing to keep creating, to
connect not only with the world but a part of yourself that’s in tune with the
creative force of the universe. A force that leaves you restless and motivated
so much that sleep evades you.
Sometimes you can pen down a song straight from a dream,
other times it hits you when you’re commuting to see someone. Or my favorite
occasion; when am actually listening to someone else song (weather good or
bad). As a famous astrophysicist once said "beautiful things usually come from
messy circumstances" allowing yourself to enjoy the process isn’t such a bad
thing.
I think I should turn
this whole post into a record. What do you think?
Stay blessed, stay longing…
Peace!
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