Who is ur inspiration in writing?

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   Bhanu.Jasposted 13 years ago

   Who is ur inspiration in writing?
   
   Why motivates you to write?

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   Jaspalsposted 13 years ago

   Nature as it always has most wonderful and inspiring moments that touches you soul and mind. You are always close my soul.

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   ChristinSposted 13 years ago

   My inspiration comes from deep within myself usually - the "higher self" perspective of my inner spirit for much of my writing.  Other times I am inspired by just daily activities and people watching - you start to wonder about them and how they feel and it leads to insights and inspiration.  I believe it's experience overall that motivates my writing - whether it's wanting to share knowledge about things I enjoy or share experiences that have helped me grow in some way.  It always revolves around wanting to help others in some way.

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   JEDIJESSICUHposted 13 years ago

   Passion.
   
   I have to have the desire to make what I have to say known, or else what's the point? I don't write just for me. I can't do that. I'll get halfway through before getting bored. There has to be something more. There has to be a rewards system for me.

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   Lee Douglasposted 13 years ago

   My father - who tragically was killed before I was born.
   
   It is for him that I stay strong, and seek to inspire others to make the most of their lives.
   
   Both in my writing, and in trying to coach people towards happiness.
   
   (Have posted 3 poem-hubs, which I hope will inspire)

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   stanwshuraposted 13 years ago

   To be understood.
   
   To express myself the best way that *I* can, to show "the real me".  Much more so than the NT social stuff.  'Cept maybe with kids.
   
   To vent.
   
   Okay, and on the days I'm really flowing and it's really "all good" - to show off a little!
   
   I'm inspired to write because the process itself is the last step (for ME) in understanding and fully comprehending the world.  If I haven't put it into words - I've only barely experienced it - at *best*!

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