the more recent take on things.
Submitted by outoftheash on Tue, 01/30/2007 - 11:56pmi've never been a good bipolar. many people who are bipolar are mad but brilliant, they're inspired and artistic, they bring beauty and wonder to the world, etc etc.
i don't.
i've always had... options, influences, chances, oppurtunities, but i've never actually sought to develop a way to express myself. in high school, i was somewhat artistic, but i always felt less than the other artists around me. i didn't want to appear as if i cared. i'm obsessed with music. i think about it all the time, i'm always listening to music. i can talk forever about it. i can hear a hundred songs and tell something interesting and meaningful about each one. i know nothing about music as an art form. i know nothing of its making, and i regret this greatly. i admire and envy musicians, and i curse my persistent adolescent fears of anyone seeing me try.
i sew, i cook, i write.
all i want to do is write. i write too much. and little of it has any significance or meaning. i used to try to carry a notebook with me to capture the constant flow of words, inspired thoughts and beautifully crafted sentences that swirled through my mind, but it never worked. the second i touched pen to paper, my lovely thoughts dissolved and my words tumbled out, mangled and meaningless. i have no sense of narrative, and all character development seems forced.
now i've been distracted by the internet.
hi, welcome here, nice to
thank you ever so
I second this.... wow, and
Bah, all art is the same (in my opinion). Literary, Visual, Audible. You just think of something, then you focus every bit of your being into capturing that "something" into a work of art. Honestly... I don't think there is any other good theory for any art, save that one.
I attempt to have every note, every brush stroke, andeverywordthatIcreateexaltandmagnifytheoverallthemeof
whateverthehellI'mtrying to do. That seems honest to me.
but that's just me. :)
Much love,
~Beau