This is from a prompt I was invited to do via my Creativity Coach teacher, Jill Badonsky.
We were to pick a quote from this website that gathers many quotes, and select the last five or so words at the end of the quote.
Steven and I may not agree on how to come to ‘a blank page’, and then again, is there really a wrong way? How might you come to a ‘blank page’?
“you must not come lightly to the blank page.” Steven King
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Come lightly to the blank page
Take in the sense of emptiness
The thrill of possibilities.
The taste of what wonder is on the tip
of your pen, waiting.
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Come lightly to the blank page
Give quiet pause to the hungry story
That yearns for the telling.
Tease it like you would a lover
Feeling passion’s aching
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Come lightly to the blank page
Let the bright light of empty spaciousness
Find that sacred resurrection.
Lay down one word at time
Make generous your heart’s longing
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Come lightly to the blank page
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copy rights… jeanne adwani