Woolgathering Quotes by Patti Smith
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Woolgathering Quotes by Patti Smith
It would be worth setting up a commonplace book of your own where you can collect phrases or sayings which you read or overhear and which provide inspiration.
Andrew Anderson • The Ritual of Writing: Writing as Spiritual Practice
poetry is a form which has many uses, helping us to develop ideas creatively in a range of areas. Poetry is such an essential form of writing for humanity.
Andrew Anderson • The Ritual of Writing: Writing as Spiritual Practice
The music of the woolgatherers performing their task. Bending, extending, shaking out the air. Gathering what needs to be gathered. The discarded. The adored. Bits of human spirit that somehow got away. Caught up in an apron. Plucked by a gloved hand.
From all this the cloud is formed. And so the sky resembles the human opera. The turbulent
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I collect sentences I wish I wrote.
Here are 7 to make ya think - all from fiction:
1. Zora Neale Hurston, Their Eyes Were Watching God