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Inspiration for Your Blogging, Writing & Creativity - an Image, Quote, Prompts & More

Posted on the 02 November 2013 by Juliejordanscott @juliejordanscot

Lucy larco, for ifybwc 

Each day, a quote, an image, several questions and a writing prompt are offered to you to use for  Your Blogging, Writing & Creative Inspiration in order to increase your creative thinking as well as your personal and soulful  development


Quote

 

“If the world’s a veil of tears, smile ‘til rainbows span it.”

Lucy Larcom

Poet, Memoirist

19th Century Millgirl

 


Questions:

Which “side” of this quote resonates with you the most and what makes it so?

What are you willing to glean from the “opposing” viewpoint?

What is one thing you can do to transform your current thinking or opinion of something you have been perceiving as negative?

 

Lists


List at least three things that could benefit additional smiles in your life.

 

List at least three things that are cause you to smile so wide you are glad you have ears or your smile would wrap around your entire head!

 

Traditional writing prompts:

Describe your personal veil of tears - and then speak to it, asking for its wisdom in transforming it from a separator to a positive connector.

 

When I cry, I feel like….

 

When I smile, I feel like….

 

The majority of the world would rather I….. (smile/cry) than (smile/cry).....

 

Bonus: write from both perspectives.

 

Image Inspiration

 

Spend three to five minutes simply gazing at the photo. Next, free flow write for at least five minutes about what you noticed, felt, recognized in yourself while gazing at the photo.

 

(and/or)

 

Gaze at the image while meditating on one of the questions or prompts. Next, free flow write for five minutes without forethought or planning.

 

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One helpful strategy is to read the quote, questions, prompt and list and not to "take them on" all at once, but to allow them to simmer in the back of your mind throughout the day. Sure, you may "write" one immediately, but don't call it "done" until you have allowed your powerful subconscious mind to bring up some unexpected responses for your conscious mind to create within.

Remember, though - there are no rights and wrongs, there is only showing up for your life and your creativity. Brava for being here!!

 

Writing at the parkThis Blog Series was created to increase your creative thinking process as well as inspire writing and ideas to take form that may not have taken form without these specific quotes, questions and prompts. If you find them helpful, I hope you will pass them along to friends as well.

I’m so glad you are here, reading and creating.

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