And so, a train of thoughts
“Write a post in 20 mins”, said she.
“I will”, said I.
My mind begins to race with thoughts, swiftly moving from one thought to another. A hurricane of words stream across my mind, creating chaos.
“Relax girl. You need to think calmly”, I tell myself. But the mind doesn’t listen , it slyly gazes at the clock again, and it says ‘You have only 17 mins to go”. “17 mins left”.
This thought leads me to think, ‘What would I do if I had a 17 minute magical time lapse, 17 mins where I could do whatever I wanted’. I am lost in thought planning my favourite adventures, treks, campfire, wildlife, travel. I also think about suddenly jumping ahead a few years to see what’s in store. Or jumping back a few years to relive my beautiful childhood.. As I type these lines, the clock shouts ’14 mins to…
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blottedmind 
I try this technique too.Sometimes it helps.Sometimes I cheat😊
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I call this free writing. No theme. Just words flowing from point a to b. Its a very liberating experience
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Sounds interesting. It’s almost like a counselling session with your pen
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Totally. I breathe life into my characters. I put them through all the hell that I go through, that I don’t have the courage to go through.. They come out strong. I come out alive 🙂
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Absolutely wonderful way of self therapy.Thats why some writers say writing is cathartic. Love how you string words together.
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U are being extremely kind 😊
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