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A Hundred Different Lives (A Poem About Creativity & Art)

by admin June 24, 2015
written by admin June 24, 2015

One lives a hundred different lives while writing.
One steps into a hundred different shoes,
following paths both bad, good,
everything in between.
One experiences a hundred different cultures
and a hundred different songs
beating from a hundred different hearts.

No wonder many writers–
and those who appreciate stories–
are often more willing
to step alongside the misunderstood,
to fight for the underdog,
to listen to another’s tale.

Because a writer practices empathy
each and every day
when they explore their characters’ worlds.

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Kathie June 26, 2015 - 4:03 pm

This reminds me of the quote attributed to Plato: “Those who tell the stories rule society.”
Or a very similar one attributed to the Hopi American Indians : “Those who tell the stories rule the world.”

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