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I'm a writer, aspiring to be an author.
My stories strive to keep up with my outlandish dreams and brilliant(?) ideas.
My dreams and ideas strive to keep up with my Muses... two rather small and bouncy ones, and one whose height will surpass my own by the coming spring.
My Adoring Other splendidly keeps up with me, and keeps me sane.
1. creative click

We all know that creativity feeds off creativity ... everyone finds inspiration in some form or another ~ swinging movement can be a beautiful thing.

Someone told me (in so many words) that working with content which speaks to one's inner muse is genuine therapy; creative freedom built on mutual trust is paramount.

This connection is what classics are made of.

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