Endless Imagination
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It's like this sudden burst of explosion in your brain, you don't do anything you just think and live in that idea for a while. Untill you notice your just in the local park looking out at nowhere.
I love that feeling, I don't do anything about it I just live in the idea for a while. Isn't that what fiction stories are for? You don't do anything, you just live in it. That's the best part of imagination, enjoying the veiw as it plays in your mind working in all the right places.
Finding That State of Living
That state of living in an idea is simply from your own original imagination. A while ago I wrote a paper for school about the imagination references of one of Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream". What did I found out? "Shakespeare's objective towards his art is to make the audience experience what he feels and imagine while he writes his plays."
I might sound like a total hippie right now (no offense to hippies though) but I think imagination is just for the enjoyment of living in it. Like when you're reading a book I love living in that world with no distractions at all, the enjoyment is everything I look for in a book.
So when you get that feeling when whatever you are doing at a present moment you get this inspiring idea or picture in your head and you love it so much it sticks to your head the whole week, DO NOT GET UP, LIVE IN IT, ENJOY IT, AND WRITE IT DOWN WHEN YOU"RE DONE.
You see I feel that nothing is worth writing down if you don't get that feeling when whatever you are doing at a present moment you get this inspiring idea or picture in your head and you love it so much it sticks to your head the whole week.
Sit in the park, watch a movie, listen to music, read a book, play with your dolls, anything you need to do to get your mind flowing. Make sure it something you enjoy. I always listen to music whenever I'm doing ANYTHNG at home. I also bounce my volleyball around the house when I'm just living inside my own little imagination. I love it. So much.
My point is when you get that simple burst of an idea you can't get out of your head at anytime, remember that sometimes you just want to live it for a while. That's the best part of the imagination process right? Doesn't hurt to take all that enjoyment for yourself.
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I love that feeling. :D I revel in it whenever it coems around - when I have the luxury to, that is. English class doesn't leave much room for daydreaming. But it's an amazing feeling, and I love lying on my bed, listening to music and just ensconsing myself in my imagination.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, the song "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield fits this post perfectly in my mind. This is completely random - I think it's because I was literally listening to it a couple minutes ago, but I felt I had to tell you. :)
Haha, im glad you relate to me danielle! I love just laying down listening to music and simply imagining anything i want at any given day. Oh and i've also heard of that song :)
DeleteIt is a great feeling and amazing inspiration. :D
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Glad you like it also :) -josie
DeleteI haven't heard from you in ages! I love this post and I think you have the right idea! Imagination is there for a reason! As always, you haven't disappointed :)
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I know I havn't talked to you in a while e!ither! Glad you liked my post haley :) -josie
DeleteGreat post! I agree: there's nothing like sudden inspiration to give you a natural high that lasts a REALLY long time! :D
ReplyDeleteI love that feeling. I am glad to have an overactive imagination. It must be so boring to not live in the clouds....HAHAHA
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