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Inspiration and the Development of Such Strange Ideas


Art, music, a bizarre half-baked guess

The most random thoughts I think –

The strangest “what ifs” jumbled in a mess.

 

They tend to come in a blink.

If the thought inspires me,

I’ll record it with paper, graphite, and ink.

 

One day it may be

Graphite marks on an empty page;

Another day I may see

 

Words written that gauge

The possibility glimpses of a story.

I wonder if I need a mage

 

To inspire and help me

In casting a spell

Over the many ideas that I see

 

And transform them into many tales to tell.

 

 

 

 

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