Thanks, Creatr - yes, this one's unfolding in real time, exclusive to steemit, lol - I have no idea where it will go either - usually this happens in private and I either get a novella or a novel - if

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So true and a fascinating concept akin in some ways to an ancient Greek myth which also explains a truth about human beings

Oh, Abe Rosen! - For sure, that's exactly right and very perceptive of you - I loved his character. You are very intuitive!

That's really interesting, Arthur - I wrote a story about an author meeting his heroine...a tulpa - I like that :)

Yes, I never know when a story becomes a novella and then a novel - I just keep on going and let it take me where it wants to go - the only constraint about writing in real time is that I have to break

Exactly! Why men struggle to be vulnerable is beyond me - When my writing seems weak and absurd it's closest to my authentic voice ( I don't know what to think about that) but as one artist said, you're

You're welcome, Arthur - of course, we all are moved by different things subjectively. Sometimes, I write a poem and begin crying because it touched me--other times, I feel nothing, but others are moved.

Yes, that is the possibility as well. Ironically, after I wrote my rather long two-part instalment last night, I watched a Youtube vid that basically reiterated my point of view that ghosts are generally

Good question, Arthur...I think my imagery is less about my surroundings and more impressionistic, pertaining to the interior landscape of my heart :)

Yes, I wrote this last night and it was twice as long and I had to break it into two parts - this was the natural break - just after this, he muses about the effect his decision will have on Clare. He's

Thank you, Luka, for such an articulate and substantive response to the poem. I appreciate it

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OMG! I hate errors ... Thanks, my friend :)

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Yeah...I don't agree with the theology but it''s more visceral than that - I don't agree with the tone. As I said before, your theology is a bit eclectic and the idea of what you're proposing strikes me

Interesting variation on a sonnet - I would have switched the last two stanzas to end on a more traditional couplet, but it's a bit outside the box anyway - just a thought :)