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Strangling My Muse 
What a lovely quote. She was a genius.
Such a phenomenal woman!
I agree, Alison and Liam! Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
~Sandy
Totally agree that this is a wonderful quote. Her quotes are similar to Julia Cameron of The Artist’s Way
Yes, I agree!
~Sandy
This quote exactly captures those pieces of literature that grab my attention. I begin to read, focusing on the words, melding together to form a sentence, then a paragraph, page, and chapter. And at some point, those works that ultimately become the life-changing ones transform from words to feelings. There are no longer words on a page. Rather, the space between the words wraps itself around you and does not let go. It is the most amazing part of reading in the world, and it is what drives me to attempt to do the same with my own writing in my own unique way. Thank you for sharing and best wishes for an inspired day 😉
Beautifully put, Dave! I have the same experience with reading — and with writing, when I’m in flow.
~Sandy