Is 6’2”, slightly shaggy hair the color of fresh roasted coffee suntipped with gold, puppy dog brown eyes, surfer tan, and a body Jillian Michaels would approve. He makes sure my coffee cup is filled, that I have anything I need, that my favorite DVDs are within reach, and my iPod is always fully charged. He’s within reach if I need a little … inspiration, and always ready to run to See’s if I require my favorite chocolates.
And sadly, he only exists in my imagination. Sigh!
My muse has been talking away a lot while I’ve been buried deep with new work. And if I hit a snag he would even direct me to my witchy Barbies, my dragon and Fae figurines, and the best, Ganesha, the Hindu god of good fortune and Patron of the Arts, especially writing. All little things that would give me that much needed spark.
Writing a book is a lot of ‘what ifs’ and a muse is terrific at whispering that all important what in my ear or suggestions. Why can’t that new cat hanging around the house be a fun familiar? And he will be because he’s totally perfect for the job. Why can’t Barney show up in a book? Why is my brain conjuring up an idea that might be bare bones now, but will soon flesh out nicely? As if I don’t have enough going on in my brain as it is!
Still, if the muse of my dreams would show up, I’d get a lot more work done.
I did tell you I wrote fiction, didn’t I?
So would you want a sexy muse hanging around when you’re writing?
In real life? Oh yeah. Though I might not get any writing done. *g* But, hey, I'm not getting any done NOW, so at least I'd have more fun. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd your muse sounds dreamy!
Let him whisper naughty nothings in your ear, Tori.
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