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The Imaginative Storm

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The Imaginative Storm

In his poem "Lonesome Pine Special," Charles Wright asks the following question: "What is it inside the imagination that keep surprising us?" Now that's a question worth exploring. Shall we?

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Comment by Rob Neufeld on March 13, 2009 at 11:46am
I've always said that God gave each of us psychic energy way out of proportion with out physical selves.

I look forward to the storm!/Rob
Comment by James Navé on March 13, 2009 at 9:05am
Rob, One step at a time. I'm going to start inviting people to the site. It'll be interesting to see what kind of conversation comes of it. I spoke with Bob Falls and he said he'd sign up. I'll work on more. It'll be interesting.

As for what people are about, well that's part of this discussion. On one level, we each know who we are. On another, it's a constant discovery. We are capable of everything. That's an overwhelming notion when you think about it. No wonder we eat too many donuts.
Comment by Rob Neufeld on March 12, 2009 at 4:03pm
Jim, I'm hoping people can really let loose in this. And people can be embraced for being different, not conforming.

It kills me when it suddenly comes to me what a particular person is about. I'm talking about people I know and love. Their words and actions--combined with the grooves in my mind--suggest some obvious interpretations. And then, at some moment, the fog clears, and you see the essential situation and wish. That's what a lot of great fiction is about--the stunning discovery is not always horror, as the movies portray--sometimes its heartrending empathy.
Comment by James Navé on March 12, 2009 at 3:50pm
So what is it inside the imagination that keeps surprising you? Are our imaginations always going to surprise us? Can we actually choose to notice the surprise when it happens? How does form play into this?
 

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