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Sometimes a moment is all we need to escape into.
Meg, you have a solid start, though. What if you asked yourself, “What happens next in this story?” Answer. Rinse. Repeat. Until you have let it flow until the story is told? Soon your camera flash turns into a “long exposure”. Dig what I’m layin’ down? Looking forward to the fiction you will craft that we can fully immerse ourselves in.
Who says stories have to be long? Poetry doesn’t.
this made me think of what Ernie (the crazy old retired mailman that spend hours in the coffee shop I work in chatting and philosophizing) said the other day
“it’s hard to be a romantic in a realistic world without being a little escapist”
I think that might apply :)